My brother was diagnosed with hydrocephalus as a newborn and the doctors told my mom he may not ever walk but he’ll need to go to physical therapy, by almost 2 years old he started walking and we’d going to physical therapy all the time, by 3-4 years old we started swimming together and my brother is playing T-ball, by 5 years old he’s playing basketball and then by 10/11 years old he’s playing football and then middle school he starts getting into bmx bikes and he’s biking around town with his friends almost everyday, he went through quite a few surgeries, had a couple accidents with his box bike and had a concussion from football, till this days he’s still playing basketball, biking, working out and doing more than what most people do and you’d never be able to tell he was diagnosed with anything. He outbeat the odds even before he knew he could, his surgeon/dr he had for most his life got so impressed. After all those days of his PT, me hearing him cry cause of how bad his migraines and headaches were as a young child and we’d have to leave school early he kept it pushing his whole life and the only frustration we’d still have is the fact that his body wouldn’t match his mindset. If it wasn’t for his health I’m sure a lot of accidents he went through could have turned out worst.
I’m blind in my right eye and usually you wouldn’t be able to do as much being blind in either eye let alone drive, read, write, play sports especially when you need the corner of your eye. I got my license when I was 16, I started playing basketball and dancing when I was 6 and 7 years old, and now I’m almost at a 4.0 in college.
Lil Tjay gets shot 7 times and the odds are you’d usually die from that with even one shot, now he’s back on stage 2-3 months later sounding exactly the same as he did before and walking.
It really is all about the mindset and how you take care of yourself. Like Kev said when it’s our time to go that is out of our control but as we are here, we shouldn’t waste our time and help speed that process up. We never know what can happen to us and if we’ll need a body part one day and our body feeds off our own body parts. This is the first time I seen this and I love hearing Kevin speak facts and his truth and I love seeing other peoples stories. I truly pray Kevin continues to keep this mindset and I hope he continues ti take care of his back still 🙏🏽
Man Kev that's where you're messing up the fish is where it's at homeboy it's the closest thing to plant and make that you can get just amazing you should look it up and try it man don't handicap yourself
Clone????
My brother was diagnosed with hydrocephalus as a newborn and the doctors told my mom he may not ever walk but he’ll need to go to physical therapy, by almost 2 years old he started walking and we’d going to physical therapy all the time, by 3-4 years old we started swimming together and my brother is playing T-ball, by 5 years old he’s playing basketball and then by 10/11 years old he’s playing football and then middle school he starts getting into bmx bikes and he’s biking around town with his friends almost everyday, he went through quite a few surgeries, had a couple accidents with his box bike and had a concussion from football, till this days he’s still playing basketball, biking, working out and doing more than what most people do and you’d never be able to tell he was diagnosed with anything. He outbeat the odds even before he knew he could, his surgeon/dr he had for most his life got so impressed. After all those days of his PT, me hearing him cry cause of how bad his migraines and headaches were as a young child and we’d have to leave school early he kept it pushing his whole life and the only frustration we’d still have is the fact that his body wouldn’t match his mindset. If it wasn’t for his health I’m sure a lot of accidents he went through could have turned out worst.
I’m blind in my right eye and usually you wouldn’t be able to do as much being blind in either eye let alone drive, read, write, play sports especially when you need the corner of your eye. I got my license when I was 16, I started playing basketball and dancing when I was 6 and 7 years old, and now I’m almost at a 4.0 in college.
Lil Tjay gets shot 7 times and the odds are you’d usually die from that with even one shot, now he’s back on stage 2-3 months later sounding exactly the same as he did before and walking.
It really is all about the mindset and how you take care of yourself. Like Kev said when it’s our time to go that is out of our control but as we are here, we shouldn’t waste our time and help speed that process up. We never know what can happen to us and if we’ll need a body part one day and our body feeds off our own body parts. This is the first time I seen this and I love hearing Kevin speak facts and his truth and I love seeing other peoples stories. I truly pray Kevin continues to keep this mindset and I hope he continues ti take care of his back still 🙏🏽
This was a great interview!!!!!!!’
Man Kev that's where you're messing up the fish is where it's at homeboy it's the closest thing to plant and make that you can get just amazing you should look it up and try it man don't handicap yourself
Kevin hart should be accountable for his stupid ass action that night