Kennedy Bingham

And it's, like, that's great.

It's not relatable.

Yeah.

And, like, this happened to me when I was at 16.

So I hope that, like, can still carry the effect no matter how long I do it.

But, like, I think right now it just hits because it's, like, wow, she's young, too.

Like, she's our age.

Because I'm only 21.

Right.

So I'm still very young.

But, yeah, to get in the accident.

into the stuff of the accident.

It was a Saturday.

My mom had actually was headed to Utah to go help some family members with some yard work.

And she'd asked me if I would go with her.

I was working at a little cafe at the time and I was like, oh, I can't.

I've made responsibilities for my shift.

And so no.

And she had a really sickening feeling like I needed to go with her.

but at this point we didn't get along super well and so she's like i'm not gonna fight it and so i stayed and she said she ended up calling me after my shift i was like okay like after you get home from work i need you to like stay home with your dad because he just got in radiation and wasn't feeling too hot and so i was like yeah sure whatever then my friends came over because that's just how it was and they were like hey we should go do something and i was having a hard day and they