"I want the world to be kind to James. I want the world to treat him with kindness and respect." This reflects Farrell's deep yearning for societal acceptance for his son.
"Once your child turns 21, they're kind of on their own... left with a young adult who should be an integrated part of our modern society and more often than not is left behind." This highlights systemic issues families face after their children age out.
"So that's why we're doing it. This is all because of James - it's all in his honor." Farrell emphasizes the foundation's mission stems directly from his experiences with his son.
"He works harder than I've ever had to work on myself... he also gifts me with the ability to look at the human being and the human body." This shows the profound impact James has had on Farrell’s perspective.
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