Taliah Waajid

He was able to work and she stayed home with the children, but I could tell she wanted to do something else.

And she did after, how old was she?

She was probably like 65.

And she went back to school and started working and doing things.

And I saw her prep up a little bit, but I could tell that

You know, it was there.

And I know that I get it sometimes as well, you know.

And so it's just very important for people to not push it off and think that it's not a thing, you know.

And to even learn how to deal with and give people grace, you know, because you never know what they're going through.

You know, it could be anybody's...

I'm a strong advocate of that.

Just, you know, someone's having a bad time or doing something that they would not normally do.

Correct.

Weird or whatever.

You know, just give them grace first, you know, and just consider that, you know, this world is a crazy place and there's a lot of stress.

It's a lot of...

Just a lot of things going on to deal with.

You never know what the next person is dealing with.

Yeah.

So that's why I'm just very strong with that, with a strong advocate for mental health.