Kennedy Bingham

Like, what are you doing?

And she like kept trying.

And I was like, you are not my nurse.

And I was like, so bossy at this point, like always been pretty fiery.

But like coming out of that, I was like,

And so I was like, you are not my nurse.

Get out of here.

So there was like instances with nurses where I was like, oh, or I was like the worst patient ever, especially like later on when I was in so much pain because they finally taught me how to use the button to call in the nurse because they at that point I was on like the 15 minute like they'd have to come in every 15 minutes.

And they'd come in, but then they'd tell me the button and I would just like click it because like I didn't know what to do.

Like, yeah, I just wanted help.

Like I just wanted comfort.

I, but you just can't in that situation.

It's like so hard to like think back on it because it's just like, oh, I never want to feel that way in my entire life again.

Yeah.

So they amputated it pretty quick.

I had five amputations in total actually.

So they, my break where the power line, I was hanging there.

Obviously there was no blood for an hour.

So that's like kind of a long time.

And so they originally took it through my knee and to give me like the most, like, cause if you have more, if you see amputees, the more leg you have, the more,