Soleil

Yeah, it felt like something was embracing you.

It was pretty scary.

I remember we all just kind of looked at each other and we were like, we just sat there and what did we say?

I remember my mom saying something to the effect of like, well, it's definitely gone.

Like, whatever it was is definitely it's not in the room anymore.

And then we just tried to continue on as normal.

Oh my god.

Is everybody okay?

Okay, yeah, no, go do the good thing.

Okay.

I'm Soleil and I'm a surgery scheduler currently, but I think I'm going to go back to school next year for nursing.

Um, cause I just, I love being in the medical community.

I love working in the clinic.

Uh, I was born in New Orleans.

I didn't live there for very long.

The great Mississippi flood.

ruined our home, and my mom had kind of had enough of it, so she moved us out to Washington State, lived there for a few years, and then we moved down to Cheyenne, Wyoming, lived there for a few years.

My mom remarried somebody in the military, and we ended up moving to Charleston.

From there, I've since lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, and I'm now living in Columbia, South Carolina.

My mom, she, so my mom was a deadhead.