2 years ago

OG sits down with the one and only T-Rell about his rise in podcast, fatherhood, the streets and more! https://www.instagram.com/ogcuicide/

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00:00 Intro
00:46 T-Rell opens up about his motorcycle accident
2:29 T-Rell did a wheelie the day he bought his motorcycle
3:28 Leaving work and practicing wheelies before the accident
5:55 The adrenaline rush he got from riding
9:12 Waking up in the street after the accident and not feeling his right side
12:00 Call #1 - Man talks using fitness to fight depression
16:30 T-Rell returns to his accident story
18:10 Asking the paramedic to go get his arm, thinking it was gone
19:30 Getting to the hospital and being able to laugh
22:00 Getting morphine and pain p__ after the hospital
23:05 Hallucinating from the p__ at the hospital
23:38 Never being told about rehab or neurosurgeons that could help
23:30 Not feeling like his old self, feeling like 50% of himself
25:26 Getting depressed more and more every day while trying to move his arm
25:30 Feeling the most depressed ever, thinking about suicide
28:30 “Hold Yourself Like You're Regular” Arm feels like holding something dead
29:40 Wanting a child before he passes learning how to walk again, and gaining confidence back
32:36 Being addicted to v**in and tramadol
40:40 Having to shake hands with the left hand
43:00 First time being able to reach for a cookie after the accident
44:00 Showing Heather his hand moving for the first time
45:06 Wanting to be able to shake hands normally
47:36 Call #2 - Working in the entertainment field and dealing with suits
51:50 T-Rell’s story could inspire more people out there
55:25 Consistency will get you where you want to be, procrastinating won’t
58:00 Dealing with his kids and learning to adapt
1:01:08 OG Cuicide talks about his ** attempt
1:02:33 Being a crip and how ** is looked down upon
1:08:00 OG always wanting to see a difference in his neighborhood
1:12:16 Is the Youth culture worse now due to the internet?
1:14:00 No Jumper fans reaching out to OG Cuicide for help
1:17:17 No shoulders to lean on growing up in the hood
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