Kelly

We have a very big building and it's my desk to here to the other, like after, when I leave here after this, I have to go to the, we have another building and it's just back and forth.

I was like, I can't make, I am late to everything because it takes me so long to get anywhere.

And he's like, you know what you're going to have to do?

And I was like, oh, hell no, no, I'm not doing it.

yeah and then finally i was like i can't function five days a week eight hours a day here like you know doing that and so but i will say our team has had a lot of fun because that sucker moves it is quick kelly get out the way um and so it's she's gonna get decorated for christmas and yeah i like you've already given her a gender oh it's of course she's a she come on

Oh, God has tried to teach me some lessons with this whole knee thing.

Oh, some have been learned.

Some lessons have been learned, but like having to actually ask people, hey, can you grab this for me?

Can you do this for me?

Now I can hit you with my crutches.

And by the way, I will be on the dance floor in my scooter at the Christmas party.

So just prepare.

He goes, I'll be right back.

And he went and got the camera for the end of the year video to get me on it.

That thing is flying.

He's going to crash.

Oh yes, it's got a sad little horn.

So my name is Kelly.

I am here to talk about my twin brother's diagnosis with schizoaffective disorder, but I also want to talk about how that affected my family and I. So I'll also be talking about my own mental health, but mainly I want to center on my brother's illness.

So I'm going to, I'm going to refer to my iPad too, just cause