Jennie Garth

Somebody tell me why I just walked into this room.

I cannot remember.

I would have brain fog in the middle of sentences, in the middle of interviews, in the middle of podcasting, where I literally have to say, like, I have no idea what I was just thinking.

But I am much more sensible and more protective of the wealth that I have created because I see how hard I've had to work to get here.

Can we start over?

Yeah.

And I want to have something to leave for my girls when I'm gone.

Now that I do, I'm like, okay, just brain fog, one second.

And you, you know, one of the things about life,

Yes.

And I can reset a lot easier.

But it made me panic.

You never know when it's your time to go.

Of course.

I thought, can I not have a conversation anymore?

And I want to be prepared so that they are taken care of after I go.

Can I not track what's happening around me?

And I think just the body, the achy feeling and the lethargic, you know, just the lack of confidence, all of it, it was really disturbing.

Yeah.

I was not the breadwinner in my second marriage.