Kennedy Bingham

And then, like, I can lift it up, which I don't know if they did anything for that or if that's just, like, the little bit of... Because my shoulder wasn't necessarily, like, injured, even though it's pretty scrawny.

But, yeah, I just missed, like, I have most of my muscles missing.

And then a year after my accident, they...

So my fingers used to, my wrist used to be down and my fingers used to not work.

I couldn't extend them or anything.

And I hated it because I didn't want a floppy wrist and I wanted to be able to use my hand.

And so a year later they went in and they basically like just pulled my muscle up.

So my wrist cannot go any flatter than that.

Okay, nice.

So it's just like permanently like that, which doesn't bother me.

Gotcha.

So it won't go down at all?

No, it can't go down because when it does, that's as far as it goes down and that's where my elbow bends.

Gotcha.

And then they made it so my thumb could extend.

And so they made my middle finger, I have a scar, that when I pull my middle finger and my thumb goes up.

no that's crazy yeah they just like rewired it and like the doctor that did it she was telling us how she had one lady had the same exact injury and they took her to bend her elbow they connected to her lung stop yeah so they connected to her lung and every time she'd cough is when her elbow would bend but then she ended up getting into like horses and riding horses

And the horse, like, obviously, like, when it runs, it would, like, push your air out.

Oh, gosh.

And her arm would, like, hit her in the face, basically.