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It's not bad.

My husband is a first responder, so he works 60 hours a week on a good week, and he's gone a lot.

And we live on a farm, I guess you could put it, and we're extremely rural.

We have no family around to speak of, and while we have a good church, our son's issues

can be rather isolating for us.

Yeah.

And I think that takes its toll a little bit.

Yeah.

So we, we just, we have a lot.

And I mean, it's, it's been a, it's been a long year, so I know, you know, it, it will get better progressively, but.

Uh, so the,

The beginning of this year, my father was diagnosed with stage four uncontrollable prostate cancer and he's only 50.

Yeah.

So that was a big deal.

I had a brother exit the military last year and he was not transitioning well this year.

So we had to get him some help.

My mother-in-law, who is very dependent on us, she had some major medical challenges this year that are continuing.

Probably the second.

Um, no.

So part of the, I think what contributed to the depression I had earlier this year was I hit capacity and then I had to keep going.