Phil Robertson

Well, and actually, you know, because I ask you, when they come to visit me in Thanksgiving this year, they were talking about it and said, well, you know, Marshall says it's where I work.

It's what's making me have regular episodes with my PTSD.

He struggles with PTSD.

And, you know, and I said, well, here's the thing.

I said, what would you like to do?

And he said, well, we're thinking about it because we've been doing part of it.

And he said, I've got to go to class and all that stuff for education.

And he said, I want to fool with horses.

And he's doing great.

So I asked him when he come in, I said, okay, here's the bottom line.

I said, has this really helped you already?

He said, oh, yeah.

He says, you know, the episodes started just going away.

And he said, I was having them every two weeks.

I was going through something.

And it was the stupid machinery where he worked.

No, no, because I put this, I always look and say this kind of thing.

It's like mom.

Okay, there's nothing like a mom.

No matter what you do, okay, she's godlike in a way.