And then I call the seat and I wake up two weeks later out of a coma and I can

ask my mom like, wait, so where's Chase?

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Today we are talking about honestly one of the scariest situations. I think that a person could

imagine themselves in. We're talking to someone who reached out. The subject line was

horrific car accident survivor and he's here to talk about surviving this terrible accident,

which claimed the life of his brother. So we've got the guest on. Thank you so much. We really

appreciate you choosing us as the platform to talk about this. We know that it is not easy

to relive scenarios like this and chat about it. So thank you so much.

Oh, you're welcome. No problem. Yeah, and so this topic terrifies me. I'm like, I drive a decent

amount and I'm just scared all the time driving. And you hear stories like this or sometimes even

you're driving and you pass what look like horrible accidents. I don't know how many of us know

people that have actually been affected in that way. And then in this case, being with a sibling,

a loved one that does not survive the thing that you survived. So to kick this off, can you just

talk a little bit about prior to this accident, what was that day like, what was happening,

you could tell us a little bit about your brother as well. So my name is Scott. It was really a

normal day. My younger brother's name is Chase. He was very, very good at playing basketball,

he had multiple scholarships up in name to play and I think to hamper. She got invited to

a Valentine's Day party, the three, the like three and a half years ago now. And it was kind of a

very normal, I mean, he was like a party animal. So normal for him. Like he went out a lot. So I

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