Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

He shows me another 600 square foot house.

And he tells me, this is where your great grandparents lived.

This is where your grandparents were kids playing in the yard.

This is where our family, Polish immigrants, this is where we started.

He takes me to the airport.

That's the last time I saw my dad.

In January of 2020, I got a phone call from the police department.

He didn't show up to work.

And he had passed away over the weekend.

And so...

The thing about it is, and I share this partially for the people who are at home, because I think that like coming out and discussing these things is important for other people to hear, because I think for some of them it may impact them.

But I also share this for you on a personal level because you're a new dad and I've been through the

time that you and I have gotten to know each other, I've been pretty vocal about my love for being a dad and my children.

And there was a moment in my life when everything changed.

And it was the birth of my oldest daughter, who is 11 now.

And there were a few things that happened in that moment for me.

So part of it was

to feel the love that I had instantly that was unlike any love that I had ever experienced in my life.

It was so natural.

It was so authentic.