Amy Griffin

It's definitely changed. I think John could tell you better, but I'm going to say, you know, I've asked the people in my life. I think that there's more stillness. I can't run anymore, which is all for the better. But there are things that, you know, I've slowed down to recognize when I do something, I can understand why I do the things I do, why I am the way that I am.

And I think it gives more of me. There's more of me for my relationships and my friendships and my parenting.

And I think it gives more of me. There's more of me for my relationships and my friendships and my parenting.

And I think it gives more of me. There's more of me for my relationships and my friendships and my parenting.

They never questioned. And I think the most important part about this book and in writing this book, that was when I wrote this book, I never knew that anyone would ever read this book. I never had an inkling that it would see the light of day. I wrote this book in my closet, on the bathroom floor, for myself.

They never questioned. And I think the most important part about this book and in writing this book, that was when I wrote this book, I never knew that anyone would ever read this book. I never had an inkling that it would see the light of day. I wrote this book in my closet, on the bathroom floor, for myself.

They never questioned. And I think the most important part about this book and in writing this book, that was when I wrote this book, I never knew that anyone would ever read this book. I never had an inkling that it would see the light of day. I wrote this book in my closet, on the bathroom floor, for myself.

And I could say that in the early part of the writing, as it all unfolds, and with trauma like this, I'm sure you probably agree, it unfolds in layers in a way much like a book, like a chapter. And my book is not about just what happened to me. It's not the story of what actually happened to me. It's the processing of it.

And I could say that in the early part of the writing, as it all unfolds, and with trauma like this, I'm sure you probably agree, it unfolds in layers in a way much like a book, like a chapter. And my book is not about just what happened to me. It's not the story of what actually happened to me. It's the processing of it.

And I could say that in the early part of the writing, as it all unfolds, and with trauma like this, I'm sure you probably agree, it unfolds in layers in a way much like a book, like a chapter. And my book is not about just what happened to me. It's not the story of what actually happened to me. It's the processing of it.

It's the telling of all the people in my life, which were in many ways more difficult than experiencing the trauma for myself to have to go in and be honest with each person in my life. And to recognize that every time you go to tell someone, they may be in a very different place than where you are. So in the cultivating of relationships... I talk about You know, my life is this tapestry.

It's the telling of all the people in my life, which were in many ways more difficult than experiencing the trauma for myself to have to go in and be honest with each person in my life. And to recognize that every time you go to tell someone, they may be in a very different place than where you are. So in the cultivating of relationships... I talk about You know, my life is this tapestry.

It's the telling of all the people in my life, which were in many ways more difficult than experiencing the trauma for myself to have to go in and be honest with each person in my life. And to recognize that every time you go to tell someone, they may be in a very different place than where you are. So in the cultivating of relationships... I talk about You know, my life is this tapestry.

And I have taken what was a tragedy and turned it into this tapestry of relationships for which I'm immensely grateful. But in each one of those relationships, as I was building this quilt, I had to go and pull those threads and tell people what had gone on. And that was a real blessing.

And I have taken what was a tragedy and turned it into this tapestry of relationships for which I'm immensely grateful. But in each one of those relationships, as I was building this quilt, I had to go and pull those threads and tell people what had gone on. And that was a real blessing.

And I have taken what was a tragedy and turned it into this tapestry of relationships for which I'm immensely grateful. But in each one of those relationships, as I was building this quilt, I had to go and pull those threads and tell people what had gone on. And that was a real blessing.

Well, practically... I listened to Fortnite by Taylor Swift on repeat a thousand times. Anything by Taylor Swift. And then I will say also, movement is still really important for me. But it's slow, it's gentle. It's maybe back to what that therapist, that physical therapist said to me, why do you move so fast? And so now in this recognition, there is movement. There are lots of hot baths.

Well, practically... I listened to Fortnite by Taylor Swift on repeat a thousand times. Anything by Taylor Swift. And then I will say also, movement is still really important for me. But it's slow, it's gentle. It's maybe back to what that therapist, that physical therapist said to me, why do you move so fast? And so now in this recognition, there is movement. There are lots of hot baths.

Well, practically... I listened to Fortnite by Taylor Swift on repeat a thousand times. Anything by Taylor Swift. And then I will say also, movement is still really important for me. But it's slow, it's gentle. It's maybe back to what that therapist, that physical therapist said to me, why do you move so fast? And so now in this recognition, there is movement. There are lots of hot baths.

I think that everything that I come up with creatively comes from being in the bathtub when the water is running and my brain is sort of- Me too. Really? Yes. So when the bathtub gets filled, I even open it up a little bit and let the water keep running. Yes. And it's like it opens up that valve of creativity for me.