Devorah Roloff

Including him.

And also, too, probably why you were feeling some of the ways that you were feeling kind of throughout his diagnosis as well.

good to be able to get everything out in one place and to be able to start kind of from your beginning into where you are now I think in a way it's very therapeutic to be able to do that without it having to be like analyzed in like a therapy setting yeah it allows you to do it in whatever way makes the most sense for you right you know to like just express it

Right, and I think it goes to show too, it's not a topic that...

you even, like you said, like none of us are professionals, even the people that are going through it, but it allows people to kind of understand different perspectives and be able to relate to just different things that you felt and experienced.

And at the end of the day, I feel like through these similar experiences and similar emotions, that's kind of what helps us understand things a

Ultimately, I feel like to a degree leads to more research being done and a better understanding and figuring out a balance for ourselves and our families and the person that we know that's going through these disorders or illnesses as well.

And it can be a very taboo subject for people.

You know, if people don't... You know, whether it's the older generation who just doesn't get it or if people don't know how to talk about it because it makes them uncomfortable.

I think that's what makes it even more important to discuss it for sure.

And it's hard, especially when it's your family.

But I think that it's obviously so apparent how much you care.

And at the end of the day, we're all human.

You're just a human trying to live your own life as well and enjoy it.

And you deserve to enjoy your own life separately from your family and from any issues that are going on.

And nothing against...

your dad your mom or anyone but it's not always fair to carry a burden of having to hear you know something that is sad you know and it is sad like the situation with your brother and it's hard and to have to

hear that often can be something that drags you down.

And that's not their fault.

They probably don't realize it either.