Kelly

So we had three deaths all around the same time, like within a span of three months.

So first it was my uncle.

who died of cirrhosis of the liver he was an alcoholic and we didn't know him that well he's my dad's brother and both of them are introverts so they didn't really take time to see each other they they didn't really have any gatherings my uncle didn't come to see as much just on occasions like christmas

So we didn't know him that well, but we got to see him at the end of his life because my dad became his caretaker.

So we got to see him dying, which was just really sad.

Of course, to see anybody like that, we saw that he was

just like a shell of a human.

He couldn't really formulate thoughts.

He was just kind of sitting there.

Like I do remember maybe it was like Thanksgiving and he was sitting on the couch and

And he had placed a blanket over his head and then my dad's like, what are you, what are you doing over there?

And then my uncle was like, I don't even know.

And it was just, you know, we kind of like chuckled at it at first, but then it's just really sad to think about.

Like he was just, he was fading away.

And then...

He eventually passed, and then my dad, he definitely cried.

I've never really seen my dad cry like that before.

He's not one to show much emotion, but yeah, he was very upset about that, obviously.

So that's where I think...

addiction starts in our family, I think we could see that it's a thing.