And I haven't really been talking to anybody either because I'm trying to get to a point where when I have those moments where I'm feeling that bad, not just physically, but emotionally and sad and stuff, that I'm learning to work through them. It's just still going through that process of learning to, I guess, unpack it. It takes me a little bit longer to unpack it. I'd identify what it was
Shan F
@Notesonthego · 0:18
Good morning and thank you for sharing your story. And congrats on your good news. I just wanted to say that, you know, I hear what you're saying, you know, in life is peaks and valleys. So let your feelings come and go and you will make it through. Have a good day
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:54
I remembered once I was in a situation where with my son's father, where it was, okay, I know we are not going to continue this message. That was the first and only time I had ever heard specifically from my family, you can come home. Just remember you can always come home. And I remember looking at my father when he said that, like, are you okay? Because it felt odd. And so it wasn't a resource that I really believed that I could do
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Braxxton Brown
@Br33zy · 2:12
They're not all lovey dovey all over some of them, but one thing they've always made clear is that we can always come home. Will they be annoying while we're here? Yes. Will they want what they want while we're here? Yes. That doesn't mean they're going to make it uncomfortable, but it just goes to say that, hey, you can always come home, like you said to your son. With aid, responsibilities increased