Hardy

I was like, man, I feel this like jolt of just like pain that goes through my body.

And I got, went and got an x-ray and it was like a bunch of square vertebraes.

And then one just looked like that right in the middle.

And they call that a compression fat fracture.

And I said, you know, I haven't gotten it looked at again, but said it takes six, eight months to, there's nothing you can do.

You just, it kind of gets back to normal and go steady.

But all that being said, yeah, it was a very, very just unpredictable experience.

you know, when you think about it, like we weren't, we didn't deal with a drunk driver.

We didn't hit a deer or just, you know what I mean?

We didn't, there wasn't icy, there was no snow, no bad weather.

No, he just, he had a brain episode and, and it just happened to be then, you know, I mean, it's such a freak thing.

I forgot.

I spoke to that.

That's exactly what was happening.

So he was,

Entering into, I think it was an aneurysm.

But he had, whatever had happened had happened and it was slowly getting worse and worse or whatever.

And it's so funny.

I've heard my dad had a good friend that he used to work.

My dad was a high school referee, football referee.