James Sexton

It's what's so great, when I knew my mother was dying, you know, we walked out of that hospital and she started hospice and she was on hospice for two years.

I'd already been a hospice volunteer at that point for quite some time, but it was a very different experience.

And it just changed a lot of things.

It didn't really matter that we disagreed about some things politically and that we didn't have a perfect relationship.

I was a hard person to have as a son.

She was not a perfect mom.

Like it didn't really matter.

Like we loved each other.

Like, you know, she did the best she could do.

And I did the best that I could do.

And like, all that really mattered at that moment was like, do you know I love you?

Do you know that like, I'm good?

Like, you'll be gone, but like, I'm good.

You built this thing.

Like, you built this amazing thing, you know?

And like, I'm so happy.

My life is so good.

Like, so if your goal was to like, do a good job on that, you did.

You did a great job on that.

Like, and that to me, like when you know,