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I was like, "My back is really like I
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was in so much pain and I went to roll
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onto my back and I was like, "Holy, why
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can't I roll?" Yeah, it just happened so
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quickly. Like before I knew it, I hit
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the ground so hard and yeah, it was uh
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definitely a day that changed my life. I
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don't know what was going on in the head
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like a person with no feeling in their
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legs, unstable back, and they're wanting
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to drive me down this hill on the back
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of a quad. And then my mates around me
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are like, "What what the are you guys
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doing?" He's obviously broken his back.
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you can't feel his leg and you guys are
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trying to drive him down the hill. The
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main thing was like, I'm going to walk
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again. There's no way I'm not going to
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walk again and I'll do everything I can.
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I was in a wheelchair and then I was on
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a I was in a walker and then I was in a
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cane or crutches and then walking by
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myself. I knew that I was capable of
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getting back to racing. If a similar
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accident happened again and the outcome
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was less favorable, could you still be
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at peace with that?