Amber Boone

She was on the cheerleading team, like picture perfect. Okay. She was like amazing. She graduated at 16 years old, did all the things. Right.

She was on the cheerleading team, like picture perfect. Okay. She was like amazing. She graduated at 16 years old, did all the things. Right.

Right. And that's why I do share publicly because I'm just like, if y'all, if I would have had this platform 10 years ago, we'd be having a completely different conversation. You're just like, Oh my gosh, look at her. They're just so cute. Like, yeah, everything was good. Then life happens. And I know sometimes we don't know why it happens. And I have my theories and you know, a lot of it.

Right. And that's why I do share publicly because I'm just like, if y'all, if I would have had this platform 10 years ago, we'd be having a completely different conversation. You're just like, Oh my gosh, look at her. They're just so cute. Like, yeah, everything was good. Then life happens. And I know sometimes we don't know why it happens. And I have my theories and you know, a lot of it.

Right. And that's why I do share publicly because I'm just like, if y'all, if I would have had this platform 10 years ago, we'd be having a completely different conversation. You're just like, Oh my gosh, look at her. They're just so cute. Like, yeah, everything was good. Then life happens. And I know sometimes we don't know why it happens. And I have my theories and you know, a lot of it.

I believe she had postpartum depression really bad after she had my oldest granddaughter. And, um, Something happened. Like there was a switch in her. And I know because I was up, I was driving at the time I'm in Detroit. They was up in the Lansing area.

I believe she had postpartum depression really bad after she had my oldest granddaughter. And, um, Something happened. Like there was a switch in her. And I know because I was up, I was driving at the time I'm in Detroit. They was up in the Lansing area.

I believe she had postpartum depression really bad after she had my oldest granddaughter. And, um, Something happened. Like there was a switch in her. And I know because I was up, I was driving at the time I'm in Detroit. They was up in the Lansing area.

And so I was making that hour and a half drive, like three, four times a week, spending the night, like all the things just to help out with the baby and everything. And yeah, We had so many conversations. I was just like, what is going on with you? And she's like, I don't know. Like, I'm not myself. I was like, you need to go to the doctor. And she just kept refusing.

And so I was making that hour and a half drive, like three, four times a week, spending the night, like all the things just to help out with the baby and everything. And yeah, We had so many conversations. I was just like, what is going on with you? And she's like, I don't know. Like, I'm not myself. I was like, you need to go to the doctor. And she just kept refusing.

And so I was making that hour and a half drive, like three, four times a week, spending the night, like all the things just to help out with the baby and everything. And yeah, We had so many conversations. I was just like, what is going on with you? And she's like, I don't know. Like, I'm not myself. I was like, you need to go to the doctor. And she just kept refusing.

She had a really bad case of sepsis. Like she had blood infection after she had the baby. She was in the hospital for a while. And it was like after she got home from that, things were just different. And I just, we had so many conversations where I was just like, what is going on? Are you okay? She didn't feel like herself. She's like, I don't know what's going on with me.

She had a really bad case of sepsis. Like she had blood infection after she had the baby. She was in the hospital for a while. And it was like after she got home from that, things were just different. And I just, we had so many conversations where I was just like, what is going on? Are you okay? She didn't feel like herself. She's like, I don't know what's going on with me.

She had a really bad case of sepsis. Like she had blood infection after she had the baby. She was in the hospital for a while. And it was like after she got home from that, things were just different. And I just, we had so many conversations where I was just like, what is going on? Are you okay? She didn't feel like herself. She's like, I don't know what's going on with me.

And she was searching for something. And I think like self-medicating and trying to figure out what that was led down a crazy road that got us to where we are today. But I mean, No one really, really knows. And I think until she does – she goes through, like, the full recovery process and she comes to kind of some of those answers herself, like, all I can do is really speculate. But it just sucks.

And she was searching for something. And I think like self-medicating and trying to figure out what that was led down a crazy road that got us to where we are today. But I mean, No one really, really knows. And I think until she does – she goes through, like, the full recovery process and she comes to kind of some of those answers herself, like, all I can do is really speculate. But it just sucks.

And she was searching for something. And I think like self-medicating and trying to figure out what that was led down a crazy road that got us to where we are today. But I mean, No one really, really knows. And I think until she does – she goes through, like, the full recovery process and she comes to kind of some of those answers herself, like, all I can do is really speculate. But it just sucks.

Like, this isn't the life that I had pictured for any of us. And, no, I didn't know that I was going to be – I thought I was going to just be a grandma. Like, yeah, send the babies on the weekends. Like, let me smell them and cuddle them. And, like, that's it. And then send them back. And then send them back.

Like, this isn't the life that I had pictured for any of us. And, no, I didn't know that I was going to be – I thought I was going to just be a grandma. Like, yeah, send the babies on the weekends. Like, let me smell them and cuddle them. And, like, that's it. And then send them back. And then send them back.

Like, this isn't the life that I had pictured for any of us. And, no, I didn't know that I was going to be – I thought I was going to just be a grandma. Like, yeah, send the babies on the weekends. Like, let me smell them and cuddle them. And, like, that's it. And then send them back. And then send them back.