Shauna Pearson

I guess that happened for a reason because it definitely taught me how to do things and get things done and go for it.

Yeah.

So I just want you to know, like for your daughter, I don't know how old she is, but there's definitely a light at the end.

And she will continue to because once college ends, like that's when the real fun begins, right?

When you're trying to hold on to a job.

Yeah, no, she's going to do fantastic.

A catastrophic event that that happened in my life is what actually sent me to get a diagnosis.

My life in my thirties was extremely tumultuous, dramatic, but not in a good way.

And I was just like, when is this going to end?

When is this going to end?

When is this going to become easier?

And I was moving a lot.

I was literally changing cities at least every year.

I was changing boyfriends about every year as well and nothing felt good.

And in one of my relationships, something happened that was just where you go to bed thinking you're one person and you wake up in a completely different reality.

I don't know if that's ever happened to you, but that happened to me and

So my life just got turned upside down in the worst way possible.

And my whole identity just went, who am I?

That was not me.

And I had to move back to my parents' house where they were in a different city as I was.