And then they called the ambulance and he was taken out.

I think I heard Ari first.

I was in my English class and I was in my brother's room on Zoom and I was really bored, obviously.

And so when you hear your little sister laughing, you want to go see what she's laughing at and what's so funny.

So I remember I walked out of the door and I just saw her hysterically crying.

And I looked over and that's when I saw my dad in the pool of blood.

And I think we were both kind of tunnel visioned.

And so, I think in some ways embracing that it did happen, embracing all of like the good aspects that come out of it, like being able to have these other conversations and being able to now spread awareness about something that you didn't know of before and now being able to be like almost proud and be like, yeah, this aspect of my life has changed my life in so many different ways and it has made me into the person that I am now, but I now have this new gift that I'm able to talk about and spread awareness for and all these new people that I'm now meeting through it.