- Today is the Ronald McDonald Race for the Kids. She signed up and is getting ready. She isn't sure what her role is, and isn't sure whether she is in the race. Bringing her wheelchair last night! She keeps using "we" to refer to her care package nonprofit. She says they didn't raise money, so she won't know if they're part of this event until she asks.
- She can't even speak right now. Unnecessary footage of her parking.
- She's in her wheelchair, rolling across the landscape to find handicap ramps. She must go around the block. "It's pretty much downhill from here."
- Montage of the event and her adding who she's running for onto a poster:
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Surprise surprise.
- She got a free bath bomb and a shirt. The shirt is for people who fundraise money for this race, but she's excited because she got it for "free."
- She ran into another person that she signed up with. Apparently she was also involved in starting her care package schtick.
- She throws a teddy bear through a football toss game in order to win a stuffed toy for a care packages.
- She spots Ronald at the starting line. She can't believe he's there. Does she not know that this is a
Ronald McDonald event?
- Finishes the race.
- She is intrigued by a cryotherapy booth. She wants to "test drive" it - especially the one where you put your feet in a "bag," which she says she assumes is cold? Cut to a montage of testing it. It is not cold; it's pressure. It is "pretty dang cool." Her knee "subluxed" while she was in line, so she is very thankful for this leg squishing machine.
- The shirt has '18 on it, so she is concerned that it's the wrong year. Because of her "OCD," she must use an iron-on transfer to fix it. She doesn't want a shirt for an event she didn't attend, which I can understand (she doesn't want to misrepresent her participation), but OCD? Really?
- The organizers said that if she can raise money between now and the end of next week, they will count it as part of the event's total funds raised.