Kennedy Bingham

So not super long, just overnight for them to stabilize me.

And they were like, yeah, we don't know what to do with her.

We don't deal with these types of injuries.

And so they're like, we have to send her away.

So they flew me the next day to University of Utah.

And I even got there, which is a trauma level one center, which is like, they deal with cases like this more often.

They were like, we don't see these injuries only in war.

This is not a normal thing.

And so they even struggled.

Luckily, they had amazing doctors.

And that's why I have the function that I do in my arm.

I'm so super.

Yeah.

You can see it all in the middle because like I have a picture, which I can also send for you for the podcast so they can see, but like, there's like a hole, like a massive hole.

And they brought all that skin together without a screen graft.

Yeah.

And then I got scars like all here from other surgeries of like giving me hand function again.

But yeah, like amazing doctors that like gave me the life that I definitely have now.

Yeah.

So like all my injuries that I had were a broken femur from the power line.