Kennedy Bingham

Like, even running into those kids' parents and family, like, I just, like, shame just, like –

Rolls over me because I just... And so they're like, no.

And they still had substantial injuries.

Like, the girl had a broken neck back and pelvis.

Made a full recovery.

And the boy had a broken neck and pelvis.

Like, full recovery.

But, yeah, so I think I was just so grateful that, like, I was the one that it happened to.

And, yeah.

And so I'd been told, like, I was going to run again, everything.

And he was like, okay, just so you know, like, you've had...

amputations and he didn't tell me how far or anything but then I could tell like that night I think it had to have been the fourth amputation because that night I started getting sick like really really sick because they'd went in and the fourth amputation they were like it looks really good like it's not rotting away and if we can keep it here she'll be able to walk she won't do it all but like if not and we had to take it at the break which was a little bit higher they're like she'll never walk again like very cut and dry and so they just were like

hoping and praying that like it would all work out and by that night i could tell like something wasn't right and i like was overheating to the point where like i literally felt like i was dying all over again like i don't even know how to explain it and i was like this little person on a beach like doing all these tasks and i remember i started like elevating

up this cliff and at the top was God.

And I was like, oh my gosh, no, I'm not ready.

Like I have so much to do.

Like, and it was like the earth and it was such a weird way to come to me.

But like, I literally felt my body dying and I went into surgery and the nurses came in and like took care of it.

And then I had to go into surgery and they cut the rest of my leg off top here.

And now I don't have much of a limb.