Allie Beth Stuckey

I know that that's heartbreaking for you.

But I do think that while you shouldn't cut them off, I do think, especially if you have children, you need to limit your exposure.

I certainly don't want to expose your children to your parents when they are physically disabled.

with people that you don't agree with.

Okay.

And so I would just, you know, say, Hey, I love you.

I disagree with, you know, your lifestyle and I want my grandkids to know you and know who you are, but I'm not going to expose them to things I disagree with.

And, you know, they, they may or may not like that, but that's, that's not your responsibility.

Your main responsibility is to your own family.

And that, that would, that's probably the way I would handle that.

Raising kids who still want to be around you when they're grown up.

Yeah.

You know, you always worry about that when your kids are little.

I know I worried about that as well.

Well, my kids still want to be around me when they're grown up.

Fortunately, they have.

They are.

I mean, we're blessed with that.

And a lot of that is due to the Lisa, my wife, and how her parenting skills and how she was just amazing.

you know, just incredible mom.