How to be a badass in 2018

“My wife and I were living in a tiny, remote town, and we didn’t have a car,” he wrote.

“I went to the gym twice a week, and my wife was working on her fitness routine every day.

It was not uncommon to hear the news from our neighbors that a family member was having a heart attack.”

That’s when he decided to take the next step: get on a plane.

“That was the only way I could take care of myself,” he says.

“In the end, I did not regret that decision.

We have two young boys, and it was the best thing I could do to help them through this time of difficulty.”

After the incident, he and his wife decided to start their own company.

“It was just something I wanted to do, and I wanted people to know that,” he writes.

“They will always have a place in my heart.”

And, it turns out, he’s not alone.

Over the past two years, more than 4,000 people have registered to participate in the #CuteDown syndrome campaign, which aims to educate the public about the condition.

“I can’t even begin to tell you how much I appreciate this campaign,” he adds.

“People are so eager to get to know the condition, and for some reason, we have been the only ones to know about it.”