Wade Williamson

I called my mom.

I called my dad.

I called my dad.

I called everybody that was down for me because, like you said earlier, you find out who's there for you when you're in shit like that.

I called everybody that was down for me because, like you said earlier, you find out who's there for you when you're in shit like that.

And there was a lot of people that surprised me with how they were.

And there was a lot of people that surprised me with how they were.

But the ones that stuck by me, you know, I called all them and let them know.

But the ones that stuck by me, you know, I called all them and let them know.

And it was a relief like you can't imagine.

And it was a relief like you can't imagine.

I try to tell people, I'm like, put it like this.

And I try to tell people, I'm like, put it like this.

You go to a doctor and you say, okay, you know, you're getting tested for terminal cancer because this is pretty much terminal.

You go to a doctor, and you say, okay, you know, you're getting tested for terminal cancer.

Because this is pretty much terminal.

It's 25 to life.

It's 25 to life.

That don't even mean you're getting out.

That don't even mean you're getting out.