Sonia Gray

This is going to be it.

And when it doesn't work, you go low.

You drop to lower than you were before.

And it's almost like you need somebody to say,

As you say, this is a process.

We're going to try this.

It might not work, but we're sticking with you.

And that's really important, I think, for specialists, for clinicians to stick with people.

Yeah, I'm just remembering because, of course, I interviewed you for my podcast last season.

I encourage anybody to everybody to listen to that because it was so enlightening.

You're so beautiful.

And you said something very similar to that.

And I thought, God, that's just so lovely.

The thing is, as a parent, when you're going through something like this with your child, it can feel so hopeless sometimes.

And it's almost like getting to a point where you accept that your life isn't the picture that you thought it was and that is okay.

Yes, exactly.

I remember we spoke about school and we both, with our kids, you know, we're told you've got to get your kid to school.

It's the law.

And when you suddenly go, school is not working for them and I'm going to take control here, it's like, oh, you know, the world doesn't end.

Yeah, yeah.