Gorgi Coghlan

And I ended up reconciling with my father.

I had to sort of emotionally divorce dad.

And then we had this beautiful, all due to Simon, because he came in and because he did make me feel so safe.

That relationship wasn't dangerous to me anymore.

And dad and I had the best relationship of our life ever.

in the last five to ten years, like, we were so close.

And I ended up, you know, we just had beautiful connection.

There was forgiveness, there was trust, there was love, he was able to express to me everything about what he regretted.

It was just magical.

So when he died, it was the most emotional, peaceful, beautiful way for a father and a daughter to say goodbye, because there was the forgiveness, and the

But there's also, you know, we didn't shy away from it.

There was the, I needed to emotionally divorce him and protect myself and do all that work.

And then I was able to forgive him.

But if I didn't have that gap, it wouldn't have happened.

And I also have a relationship with him now in the afterlife that is even more beautiful than it was in life.

Like it's just, he's all around me.

It's just incredible.

That's so beautiful.

Well, see, mum was always incredibly – mum's amazing.

She's always been incredibly independent, fiercely, you know, raised – was really feministic and loved it and –