Okay.

I coached swimming, and I was told, "Don't tell anybody how old I was" when I started teaching.

And like the, a good coach, uh, my teams were really great because they also worked for me, and I had them all doing swimming lessons and lifeguarding and such.

And this group came to use the pool, people that were brain injured, with their family members, and I, uh, couldn't find any one of my swimmers to be lifeguards.

So I took the group, I was sponsored by the city at the time, and kind of liked the group.

And then one boy started walking by the name of Ron Utterback, who wasn't supposed to walk.

And the Today Show came out and did a segment for Dr. R. Eugene here in LA, and then it was broadcast nationally.

How do you help those that are so down and so discouraged? How do you build them up so they can see that there is actually hope?