Dr. Rhonda Patrick

It's going to be.

the memories and the experiences and those treasure moments with your people that you love, your family, your kids, your friends, your parents.

Those are the moments that are so precious.

And that also brings me back to like a lot of people

like they're searching for this higher power, right?

Like there's like God or something spiritual, right?

And for me, I was raised Catholic.

So I had a baseline to go back to.

And as I got older, I kind of drifted and became a little bit too analytical.

And it wasn't until I became a mother that I found God again.

Why?

Because the love I experienced

becoming a mother and the love I had for my son.

Not that I didn't love my husband as much because I definitely love my husband too.

But there's something about having a child that

this, your overwhelming sense of love.

And I, and I would go on these long runs and think about it and think about my, think about my mortality and never seeing my son again after I die.

And I think it just can't be possible.

You can't experience the bonding and the closeness and the love that you do as a parent.

And then it just go away.