Glennon Doyle

You know, I had neurological, I guess I have it. I had neurological Lyme disease.

You know, I had neurological, I guess I have it. I had neurological Lyme disease.

for years and I remember calling my sister one night in the middle of the night and being like I don't think I'm gonna make it through the night like Lyme disease that is you wrote your last book in response to the world feeling like the world was dividing people up into good and bad what is your idea of what makes a good person or a good life do you believe in good people and bad people hmm

for years and I remember calling my sister one night in the middle of the night and being like I don't think I'm gonna make it through the night like Lyme disease that is you wrote your last book in response to the world feeling like the world was dividing people up into good and bad what is your idea of what makes a good person or a good life do you believe in good people and bad people hmm

for years and I remember calling my sister one night in the middle of the night and being like I don't think I'm gonna make it through the night like Lyme disease that is you wrote your last book in response to the world feeling like the world was dividing people up into good and bad what is your idea of what makes a good person or a good life do you believe in good people and bad people hmm

Because there's a line, I'm just going to quote your poetry badly back to you all day because I do have a lot of it memorized. But do you remember the line I read to you on vacation that was like, there are no good people and bad people. There are only people who are dedicated to healing their own brokenness or their own wounds. Do you know what I'm talking about, Andrea?

Because there's a line, I'm just going to quote your poetry badly back to you all day because I do have a lot of it memorized. But do you remember the line I read to you on vacation that was like, there are no good people and bad people. There are only people who are dedicated to healing their own brokenness or their own wounds. Do you know what I'm talking about, Andrea?

Because there's a line, I'm just going to quote your poetry badly back to you all day because I do have a lot of it memorized. But do you remember the line I read to you on vacation that was like, there are no good people and bad people. There are only people who are dedicated to healing their own brokenness or their own wounds. Do you know what I'm talking about, Andrea?

That's all we got is the trying. Can you tell us about your sister?

That's all we got is the trying. Can you tell us about your sister?

That's all we got is the trying. Can you tell us about your sister?

And how are your parents and how are you all discussing all of what is happening now? How is your family doing?

And how are your parents and how are you all discussing all of what is happening now? How is your family doing?

And how are your parents and how are you all discussing all of what is happening now? How is your family doing?

So I'll say, do you write the little dash Andrea Gibson at the end?

So I'll say, do you write the little dash Andrea Gibson at the end?

So I'll say, do you write the little dash Andrea Gibson at the end?

So that's how they are. Yeah, that's how they are. When you and your partner talk, like what do you decide to do? Do you find yourself living any differently day to day? Do you make plans differently? Are you even in that spot or you're still floaty?

So that's how they are. Yeah, that's how they are. When you and your partner talk, like what do you decide to do? Do you find yourself living any differently day to day? Do you make plans differently? Are you even in that spot or you're still floaty?

So that's how they are. Yeah, that's how they are. When you and your partner talk, like what do you decide to do? Do you find yourself living any differently day to day? Do you make plans differently? Are you even in that spot or you're still floaty?