Kennedy Bingham

And there are some amputees and people with disabilities that get so mad and you can't ask them questions because they just are so defensive and they're angry.

And it's like you have to realize like

I wouldn't have known any better if I wasn't put in this situation.

That's the best way to say it.

It's so true.

And so it's like, I'm not mad.

It's just like, okay, like you have to remember this.

You have to like your self-worth is not based off what you look like.

And I really had to learn that.

Yeah, so my accident happened, I missed, like, the last week of school because it was Saturday.

There was one more week, and then it was summer.

I got home in July, and high school started in August, middle of August.

A little towards the end, I guess.

And I went back in a wheelchair.

Good for you.

And I didn't want to go back in a wheelchair.

And I probably wouldn't have.

But the nurse actually, right before I left, I'd gotten out of bed when I wasn't supposed to.

I was on FaceTime with my friends.

And my dressing had come off.