Tom Green

Here's.

This is sort of healing up.

That's my mom.

My mom, I thought.

Healing up at the hospital.

But, yeah, it's... Damn, son, you got fucked up.

Yeah, yeah.

But it's... You know, it could have been worse.

It could have been worse.

Yeah.

You're alive.

You're here.

It could have been worse.

And you get this sense of almost...

it's almost like a sense of gratitude you get afterwards because you're like, I'm alive, I'm here, I still got my foot.

And it's so strange how that happens because it's happened to me twice now in my life because I had testicular cancer when I was on MTV and that's why I stopped the show and I'd go to the hospital, they took my right testicle, I still got the left one, everything's fine.

And you go from, there's this moment where you're like, in both occasions, there's this moment where you're sort of,

traumatized by what's happening and angry about it, and then it sort of almost instantly flips.

It must be some sort of human self-preservation kind of thing that's built into the way our minds work, where you're now grateful that it's not worse.

Oh, it's healing.