Karl Sherrill

That's, that's great.

I think, um,

My kids were a little bit older when this kind of began to develop.

And they have always been super supportive.

You know, I get a lot of eye rolls from them.

I try to use words that they use.

You know, I use 6-7 and Riz and all this kind of stuff today to try to... Hold on.

But I just know that when I do this, I don't even know if I should be saying it, quite honestly.

I don't think anybody knows.

And so my daughter and my boys, they roll their eyes at me on a regular basis because I like to be awkward and embarrassing for them.

But in this topic, we've had a lot of conversations about this general topic and the way that it influenced our family.

Because when you're going through something like this, it was really my son and I who, I mean, my wife's totally involved, but I was the one struggling with how to help him.

And so therefore that caused a lot of tension for us.

And it caused a lot of issue within the family dynamic as well.

So my whole family, we've all gone on this journey together.

And so when I talk to them about this idea of what I had, they're so supportive of it.

And my middle son, especially who was my main inspiration for this, he's very open and talks to others and to each other.

And he and I have very honest, vulnerable conversations with each other about how we, how we grew together through that journey.

That was very difficult at times, but how we grew together in that.

And, and he wants the story to be out and we want the story to be out because we believe the impact that we can help.