Jennifer

My husband mentioned that too. Yes.

He really is. He really is. He honestly is. And it's not that I don't respect like what he says.

He really is. He really is. He honestly is. And it's not that I don't respect like what he says.

He really is. He really is. He honestly is. And it's not that I don't respect like what he says.

Yeah. And then I guess that was where I struggled, too, is like, you know, talking about holding them accountable, but not really holding them accountable. But yes, I think I feel peace with telling them, you know, giving them that time frame. And it's just sitting down and having that hard conversation. And I love them being around. You know, I love them being there.

Yeah. And then I guess that was where I struggled, too, is like, you know, talking about holding them accountable, but not really holding them accountable. But yes, I think I feel peace with telling them, you know, giving them that time frame. And it's just sitting down and having that hard conversation. And I love them being around. You know, I love them being there.

Yeah. And then I guess that was where I struggled, too, is like, you know, talking about holding them accountable, but not really holding them accountable. But yes, I think I feel peace with telling them, you know, giving them that time frame. And it's just sitting down and having that hard conversation. And I love them being around. You know, I love them being there.

But I just I think it's time and necessary.

But I just I think it's time and necessary.

But I just I think it's time and necessary.

She had lost a whole lot of weight. Like, she just was running, you know, just in the streets, just running. It was terrible. I can say I'm a tough cookie. And I've been in the nursing field also, so I guess I was able to handle that.

She had lost a whole lot of weight. Like, she just was running, you know, just in the streets, just running. It was terrible. I can say I'm a tough cookie. And I've been in the nursing field also, so I guess I was able to handle that.

She had lost a whole lot of weight. Like, she just was running, you know, just in the streets, just running. It was terrible. I can say I'm a tough cookie. And I've been in the nursing field also, so I guess I was able to handle that.

I noticed that it was not a home, not the way that my mom had a home. My mom had a home. You understand what I mean? Like, when we walked into her home, there was no furniture. The walls were dark. There was one mattress on the floor in the living room. So when she took us into the kitchen, there was just a small little table there. with a bottle of Thunderbird, ashes, and an ashtray.

I noticed that it was not a home, not the way that my mom had a home. My mom had a home. You understand what I mean? Like, when we walked into her home, there was no furniture. The walls were dark. There was one mattress on the floor in the living room. So when she took us into the kitchen, there was just a small little table there. with a bottle of Thunderbird, ashes, and an ashtray.

I noticed that it was not a home, not the way that my mom had a home. My mom had a home. You understand what I mean? Like, when we walked into her home, there was no furniture. The walls were dark. There was one mattress on the floor in the living room. So when she took us into the kitchen, there was just a small little table there. with a bottle of Thunderbird, ashes, and an ashtray.

She opened up the refrigerator like a young kid would, you know? And when she opened up the refrigerator, me and my siblings were standing there. There was nothing in the refrigerator. No supervision because her mom was on drugs. And when I did see her mom, her mom was getting high with her brothers. So that would be Deborah's uncles. And they would be sitting outside playing music, getting high.

She opened up the refrigerator like a young kid would, you know? And when she opened up the refrigerator, me and my siblings were standing there. There was nothing in the refrigerator. No supervision because her mom was on drugs. And when I did see her mom, her mom was getting high with her brothers. So that would be Deborah's uncles. And they would be sitting outside playing music, getting high.

She opened up the refrigerator like a young kid would, you know? And when she opened up the refrigerator, me and my siblings were standing there. There was nothing in the refrigerator. No supervision because her mom was on drugs. And when I did see her mom, her mom was getting high with her brothers. So that would be Deborah's uncles. And they would be sitting outside playing music, getting high.

It was always like on a Friday.