Devorah Roloff

Yeah, it takes time.

You have so much time ahead of you.

Yeah.

What do you want to do?

Okay.

That's so sweet.

Well, I think too, like in those times when you are struggling and you're in need, of course, it's great to have your family there as support.

But I think having medical professionals that also make you feel like you're important and like you're at home, that can be really comforting and make you feel very safe.

And it is important to have that.

It's scary.

It is scary.

When you're in something like that, you're terrified, you're frustrated, you're confused.

So to have somebody that knows what they're doing kind of support you through that and also be there to soften the situation, it is helpful.

And I think that is so important and incredible when people can relate to somebody and be like, I truly do get it.

I had to relearn too.

And I think that that makes it even more special that you are, you know, wanting to help people and helping people that are going through similar things like that because you genuinely get it.

You're not, you know, and it's okay.

Some people do treat their job just like in and out, you know, they're there for that.

But I do think that, you know, people like you are,

even more important in the sense when you can just like give that relatability.