Mike Glover

But again, that's the nature of adult problems.

And what I am thankful for is the people who supported me and said, look, let's leave Mike alone because he's fighting for his kids.

He's involved with his kids.

And I've been quietly fighting that for a year.

And you know this because you checked it in on me personally.

It has been the most difficult year of my entire life.

And again, I'm not sitting here because I'm a victim.

I'm not sitting here because I want people's sympathy.

I'm just saying that I've been through a lot of trauma in my life.

The most significant trauma is the prospect of losing my children.

Not fighting for my children, that's easy.

It's the prospect of losing them and not being able to see them again.

And so it's been a very difficult year and I'm coming out, I'm already out.

I'm out of this hole that I've been in for, I would say the last year and some change.

And there's several reasons for that, which we can get into.

But I'm just thankful and grateful to God, to my family, to my friends like you, and to people who have supported me along the way.

I lost everything.

I mean, and I say that oddly out loud, because it doesn't feel right, because I feel like I've lost nothing, because I still have my family intact.

Yeah.

Your perspective from offering me advice when I was going through this was very helpful because I just, I did a, I did this Sunday episode called preaching the choir where I just talk about God and just talk about my relationship.