Kennedy Bingham

And I think they ended up having to amputate it because, like, the doctors just, like, I don't know, it's just crazy, like, what doctors can do.

Right.

And then I had another friend.

He was in an accident.

He was in an accident, like, a week after me.

Same exact injury.

It was, like, freak accidents.

Yeah.

And, yeah, he wanted to talk to me to, like, hear about my injury because I got my surgeries immediately.

And he was like, oh, yeah, I'm going to California to this really great doctor.

And they're going to do it six months after.

And I didn't know anything.

And so I was like, that's super awesome.

Like, I really hope the best for you.

And then it turned out that, like, the doctors waited way too long that that muscle had collapsed.

like gone away because there was no movement like which you can tell like it mine's just scrawny and so then therefore the nerves can't go to anything he ended up getting no function because of like the lack of muscle it's like i'm just grateful how everything happened and it's just crazy like how doctors work because like even my main artery that was torn right here

They rebuilt it and then it started to collapse and they like had to inflate it again or something.

And then it started to collapse again.

And when they were like, okay, we need to like keep an eye on that.

It ended up totally collapsing and we had no idea.