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I live with my boyfriend, and I found his piss jar in our apartment.

I live with my boyfriend, and I found his piss jar in our apartment.

I live with my boyfriend, and I found his piss jar in our apartment.

I live with my boyfriend, and I found his piss jar in our apartment.

I understand that. That's why I'm trying to figure out how you can come to the conclusion right now that diversity had something to do with this crash.

I understand that. That's why I'm trying to figure out how you can come to the conclusion right now that diversity had something to do with this crash.

I understand that. That's why I'm trying to figure out how you can come to the conclusion right now that diversity had something to do with this crash.

Getting the diagnosis, I wish I would have just really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry.

Getting the diagnosis, I wish I would have just really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry.

Getting the diagnosis, I wish I would have just really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry.

I my husband was diagnosed with glioblastoma in February of 2020. And I think my biggest regret was it took something like that to realize how is not really present most of my life. I I did have the good fortune of spending the last he actually lasted 23 months And which is unheard of a glioblastoma.

I my husband was diagnosed with glioblastoma in February of 2020. And I think my biggest regret was it took something like that to realize how is not really present most of my life. I I did have the good fortune of spending the last he actually lasted 23 months And which is unheard of a glioblastoma.

I my husband was diagnosed with glioblastoma in February of 2020. And I think my biggest regret was it took something like that to realize how is not really present most of my life. I I did have the good fortune of spending the last he actually lasted 23 months And which is unheard of a glioblastoma.

But I felt like all the time before that, raising my two wonderful children, one's a teacher in the Bronx, one's an aspiring actress in L.A., that I just was going through checking lists, like trying to even like outrun myself with accomplishing things. And it took time. My husband, who was coming home saying, I have a headache, and I'm like, take Tylenol. I got something to do.

But I felt like all the time before that, raising my two wonderful children, one's a teacher in the Bronx, one's an aspiring actress in L.A., that I just was going through checking lists, like trying to even like outrun myself with accomplishing things. And it took time. My husband, who was coming home saying, I have a headache, and I'm like, take Tylenol. I got something to do.

But I felt like all the time before that, raising my two wonderful children, one's a teacher in the Bronx, one's an aspiring actress in L.A., that I just was going through checking lists, like trying to even like outrun myself with accomplishing things. And it took time. My husband, who was coming home saying, I have a headache, and I'm like, take Tylenol. I got something to do.

You know, it took something like getting the diagnosis February 20th of 2020 of glioblastoma to say, like, stop. Just stop. And I feel like I want to forgive myself. My kids are wonderful. We had a wonderful relationship. But I go back and I think to myself, I wish I would have just... Really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry. Take your time.

You know, it took something like getting the diagnosis February 20th of 2020 of glioblastoma to say, like, stop. Just stop. And I feel like I want to forgive myself. My kids are wonderful. We had a wonderful relationship. But I go back and I think to myself, I wish I would have just... Really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry. Take your time.

You know, it took something like getting the diagnosis February 20th of 2020 of glioblastoma to say, like, stop. Just stop. And I feel like I want to forgive myself. My kids are wonderful. We had a wonderful relationship. But I go back and I think to myself, I wish I would have just... Really just savored the moments, the unbelievable moments. Sorry. Take your time.

And you know what? I try to recover. Like we took everyone. Joe was the most wonderful, kind person. Like I was so lucky to have him in my life and wonderful father. But I think to myself, well, part of me doing this is because he deserves to continue to live, if you will. And I think he deserves his legacy deserves not to disappear. But I just I go back and I say, why did I not just stop?