Andy Stumpf

Find a doctor that is equally as invested in your mom's journey as you guys are.

I don't know much about glaucoma.

I don't know about the pressure behind the eye.

I don't know if what you are finding is repairable, I guess, the 95% pressure.

But I would say throw yourself into your mom's shoes.

If the roles were reversed and you were struggling with your vision and 95% blind and needed additional surgery, would you want an advocate on your side?

Would you want somebody asking questions, doing some research on their own?

Hell yeah, you would.

So be that person for your mom.

You only get one mom and dad.

work hard for them.

They worked really hard for you.

And anybody who has kids should have some level of understanding and respect for the amount of work that other people put into you, specifically your mom and dad, to help you get to the place where you're at today.

Not all parents are created equal.

I get that.

And some parents are absolute bags of trash.

that are lit on fire in a toxic waste dump.

And if you're a child of one of those parents, I'm sorry.

But I bet you still have a lot of role models in your life, positive and negative.

Lessons can be learned from both.