Candyce

And in that moment, I just felt like gravitated towards her because I just, all those emotions, I still have so much emotion from my daughter, my biological dad.

But I could relate to that person with not wanting to go through this and lose their family member.

And I just felt all this empathy and wanting to be there.

But knowing that I helped take care of that patient that day and help them get some dignity, if anything, just being there and caring for them and knowing that I helped them regain some of that.

Yeah.

I think that's what really changed that mindset of I am here to help and take care and give back empathy and sympathy and being with those family members in need that are going through it emotionally.

I agree.

And that's incredible.

Yeah.

But that, this only happened a couple of weeks ago.

So it really has helped me realize I was going down the right path.

Yeah, because that's all this really is.

It's a big, brief journey.

There's no right or wrong way to do it.

Because we're not moving on.

We're not forgetting about her.

We talk about her all the time.

Her ashes are right here with me.

And not only that, I know that she's here with me 24-7.