Doctors Thought He Would Never Walk or Talk, Watch His Reaction to Getting Accepted to College
Watch the moment Kevin learned he was accepted into the University of Tennessee, though he is missing the middle part of his brain.
Watch the moment Kevin learned he was accepted into the University of Tennessee, though he is missing the middle part of his brain.
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