Amy Purdy

I haven't fallen in love yet.

I haven't traveled the world yet.

I haven't – like I love life.

I haven't done all these things that I always thought that I would do.

And I remember getting just so frustrated and screaming, no, like every cell in my body.

I was like –

not going anywhere.

And right then this really bright light said this, I can say was the brightest white light I've ever seen was sitting over my right shoulder.

And it was basically saying, um, kind of like, okay, you chose to stay and, um, you know, your life is going to be challenging, but there's, there's basically, there's, I'm putting this in my own words, but cause I can't remember exactly the words, but basically there's going to be

mountaintops and valleys.

You know, there's going to be constant up and downs, but just know that it will all make sense in the end.

And that's so clear to me that it will all make sense in the end.

And so when I woke up from the coma that I was in, that was my first thought of what I had gone through.

And I think that faith of whatever it is, just knowing that it will all know how, no matter how challenging life gets, no matter what our circumstances are,

that it is all going to make sense in the end.

That is what helped to get me through the toughest days of my life.

You know, exactly.

I love that.

Um, I, I don't know because I certainly didn't know how, you know, like passionate or strong or motivated I was.

I don't know if that all just engaged after I went through everything or if it was always kind of in, I know it was always in me.