Devorah Roloff

You know, every day is going to be different.

But I think what you're doing by spreading awareness, speaking out about it and –

Beyond all of what you went through, you're saying, hey, let's try to get something together to help other little children.

Yes.

And I think that's where you're going to find the most healing and fulfillment in the situation because I think sometimes you kind of have to remove yourself from it.

Like acknowledge it, dissect it, understand it, let yourself feel what you need to feel.

Absolutely.

But then –

I think you kind of look at it from an outside perspective and you're like, I have one of two options.

I either sit in it and keep feeling it and feeling it and feeling it and there's nothing I can do about it now except keep dissecting it, which just drives yourself crazy on a loop.

Yep.

Or I can try to make a change.

I can try to help others.

I can try to speak out and share my story in hopes to help somebody else.

And, you know, I think, too, not only you speaking out, it doesn't only help children.

It could help parents, too.

It could give them an inside look of how a child feels because of the results of possibly their actions or their lack of actions.

Absolutely.

And it sucks.

You know, like it's, we, like I said, we're meant to think and feel naturally and