Joanna 'JoJo' Levesque
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And as of like seven years ago, I was like.
I would say having a great therapist.
I would say having a great therapist.
I would say having a great therapist.
I was going to die. I was drinking and driving. And my mom's family was in a car crash when my mom was three years old. They were delivering Christmas presents to family friends in Massachusetts. And half my mom's family died by a drunk driver. So my mom was in the car. She survived. My granddad survived. And my uncle Brian survived. But her mom, her baby sister, and her other brother died.
I was going to die. I was drinking and driving. And my mom's family was in a car crash when my mom was three years old. They were delivering Christmas presents to family friends in Massachusetts. And half my mom's family died by a drunk driver. So my mom was in the car. She survived. My granddad survived. And my uncle Brian survived. But her mom, her baby sister, and her other brother died.
I was going to die. I was drinking and driving. And my mom's family was in a car crash when my mom was three years old. They were delivering Christmas presents to family friends in Massachusetts. And half my mom's family died by a drunk driver. So my mom was in the car. She survived. My granddad survived. And my uncle Brian survived. But her mom, her baby sister, and her other brother died.
Half the car died. Half the car lived. And it was all because of a drunk driver. And I think that when I realized that I was going down that path and going down the path of my parents too, of, um, I was like, I, I'm not bad enough to go to rehab.
Half the car died. Half the car lived. And it was all because of a drunk driver. And I think that when I realized that I was going down that path and going down the path of my parents too, of, um, I was like, I, I'm not bad enough to go to rehab.
Half the car died. Half the car lived. And it was all because of a drunk driver. And I think that when I realized that I was going down that path and going down the path of my parents too, of, um, I was like, I, I'm not bad enough to go to rehab.
Um, even though I'm engaging in this reckless behavior, but like I asked my manager at the time, I'm like, should I go to, you know, and they were like, no, I don't think it's that bad. I'm like,
Um, even though I'm engaging in this reckless behavior, but like I asked my manager at the time, I'm like, should I go to, you know, and they were like, no, I don't think it's that bad. I'm like,
Um, even though I'm engaging in this reckless behavior, but like I asked my manager at the time, I'm like, should I go to, you know, and they were like, no, I don't think it's that bad. I'm like,
Yeah. I was hoping somebody would see how sad I was or see how bad I was and tell me what to do. Right. But thankfully I did find an amazing therapist who I also talk about in the book, Janice. And she's like a grandmother to me now. And she was the maternal figure that I needed to actually really guide me and to –
Yeah. I was hoping somebody would see how sad I was or see how bad I was and tell me what to do. Right. But thankfully I did find an amazing therapist who I also talk about in the book, Janice. And she's like a grandmother to me now. And she was the maternal figure that I needed to actually really guide me and to –
Yeah. I was hoping somebody would see how sad I was or see how bad I was and tell me what to do. Right. But thankfully I did find an amazing therapist who I also talk about in the book, Janice. And she's like a grandmother to me now. And she was the maternal figure that I needed to actually really guide me and to –
Help me see things in a way and to pick me up where I needed it and to hold me to account where I needed it. I've always been almost so harsh on myself and so I'll take responsibility even when it's not mine.
Help me see things in a way and to pick me up where I needed it and to hold me to account where I needed it. I've always been almost so harsh on myself and so I'll take responsibility even when it's not mine.
Help me see things in a way and to pick me up where I needed it and to hold me to account where I needed it. I've always been almost so harsh on myself and so I'll take responsibility even when it's not mine.
Okay.