Devorah Roloff

Like I feel like it kills two birds with one stone.

Yeah.

Figured something out that could have affected your future.

And then it, you know, it's, it's scary, but, and I think it's interesting when you were talking about how you kept thinking you were fine.

I feel like that was your body probably trying to protect itself.

Yeah.

Because if not, you go into shock and panic.

Like when you lose control of your function of your body and, you know, we take it for granted like so many small things, you know what I mean?

People realize that even when they get sick with like

a cold or something and you're like, oh, I just want to get better.

But when you lose function and you can't do simple things anymore that

you know, seemed like just part of your everyday routine, it puts things into perspective.

It, like, physically sets you back, but I think mentally it –

It pushes you forward.

Yeah.

Because you're going through something that people your age don't typically go through.

I had to grow up fast.

Yeah.

And grow up super quick.

Yeah.