Kennedy Bingham

Yeah, he's better.

But like, just even from his childhood, like he's just like, it feels like been beat up on like his entire life.

And he, I remember he would go on car rides back to the hospital because I'd go two times a week to back to Salt Lake to go to my appointments.

And so we spent a lot of time in the car and he's like, how are you not angry?

Because even though I struggled with my mental health, I was never angry and I never showed it that well because I was still so grateful.

He was like, I've been angry my entire life.

And he was like, I just don't understand how you just aren't.

And I was like,

Because I'm here.

I got a second chance.

I have an opportunity to make this a career.

I have an opportunity to help others.

I'm just grateful I'm here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I know plenty of people with disabilities.

You meet them often that like they have no confidence, no self-worth, no nothing.

And they don't have no drive because and it's not their fault.

It's just hard.

Like it's not an easy thing.