That's nice for Michelle. But the really sweet part of the story is that she's going to sell the car and use the proceeds for the pediatric speech therapy clinic which she co-owns. Michelle explains...
We're hoping to either provide services for families who can't afford it, maybe increase their sessions if their kid needed a few more sessions than they're able to afford, and then also maybe provide some more equipment. Especially in the face of COVID-19, everybody's strapped for money. It's just kind of a cool thing, some extra money that we didn't expect to have.
I just hope that Michelle can find a buyer for the car in these times of economic disaster. The virus lockdowns have devastated millions of families, and a new car might not be the easiest item to sell to anybody right now. But good luck to her on trying to find a little extra money for kids who need it.
Oh, she also uses the s-word. It was the craziest, most surreal moment.
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