Amanda Knox

a journey.

And I've learned so much about grief and how grief will, you just have to just go through it.

It will hit you at any moment.

I could be in the grocery store and I would see Welch's grape juice because when my mom was getting sick, she liked Welch's grape juice.

And I just, it would just impact me because I just think about, you know,

My mother, if I can say her name, Lenora Abraham Eady, my best friend, my biggest supporter, my mom and my dad both.

But my mom was this person, that gentle, kind soul.

And she taught me everything.

She was always there, the person I talked to every day.

And, you know, it was so harsh.

I learned also, like, when my mom...

through her sickness, the horror of the healthcare system.

Because my mom, you know, it was July.

My mother was fine, laughing, talking.

And then...

All of a sudden, she was, like, feeling a little off.

And she goes to the doctor, and the doctor tells her, you know, that she has anxiety and depression.

And I'm like, this seems a little off, you know, but maybe.

And so they prescribed her medicine.

I'm like, something, my spirit kept saying, something's not right.