Angie

Yeah.

I think I really...

do well on praise, right?

I found that out.

I think everybody does to an extent.

And I remember this woman was so genuine with her admiration towards me, I guess is the word, that it made me feel so good that I wanted to keep doing better.

you know what I mean and she was so like you're so strong I always see you you're on top of your stuff and you're in and out and you're always busy and you're always doing something and I know that if you can do it I can do it she's like I always looked up to you and she is just such a sweet sweet kind loving person that I gravitated toward her too because she was so strong and even her story too she was just

she's the gentlest woman I think I've ever met, you know?

And she helped me a lot through a lot of times that she probably doesn't even know that I was struggling mentally and she would just come up to me and tell me random little things.

She's like, damn, she's like, I really admire how you do A, B and C, you know?

And she probably has no idea that like that helped me so much.

Oh boy, it's a complete 180.

I still struggle, you know, with my little negative talk.

But yeah, like, because, you know,

harvest home, like we cook for each other, right?

Like we, we cook like once a week for each other.

And, um, I forgot how much I love to do that.

Right.

So like certain little things that they implement here in the program that kind of reawaken some things in you, right?

Like whether it's exercising or crafts or cooking or, um, just being with the littles, you know, and, um,