Devorah Roloff

That's his reality in a way.

I really hope that.

So is he currently seeing like a psychiatrist or a therapist or anything or he just –

Yes.

Okay.

So he has like someone monitoring him and... Yes.

So yeah, he's in a good spot right now.

and you know too like hopefully with time you know and maybe if there were other medications that came up that he could try like it's not to say that it wouldn't be manageable one day you know or something where like maybe the delusions were less or like not as intense as they are or like something where it gives him the opportunity to live I hate the word normal but like just a more like I guess that's the only word I can think to use but just more of like a normal life for himself and like one that doesn't

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, I don't want to be in that situation.

And it's like, you know, to what level do you sacrifice your own mental health and the things that feel good to you?

Right.

When you have a gut feeling, you got to trust it.

Yeah.

And I can't think of any situation where someone leaping at you is a safe thing.

You know what I mean?

So it's like you had a feeling.

You trusted it.

Who knows what was going through his head.

But, you know, even at points if you said like he doesn't always know or think you're his sister, you don't owe anyone anything.