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I look at that and I've been through a lot with it.

One had dementia and the other one, it was just, sadly, it was very, very sudden.

And so I know it's difficult.

I think as we're living longer too, we're just so much more aware of all these stages of our life overlapping.

Anyway, I hope that's helpful.

But I think what I'm doing more than anything is trying to appreciate every single, every single moment right now with him and letting him do his own thing and not giving him like, if I don't agree with something, I just let it go.

Like, it's not that big a deal.

I don't fight with him about it.

It's just like, who cares?

Whatever, you know?

all of his dating and i tease him all the time he just played an april fool's joke on me pretending that he had a new girlfriend that i didn't know about he doesn't have a girlfriend at all but he he like he's a jokester and that's what's keeping him young too he is doing projects i believe this projects joking around all the time knows all my friends my brother's friends it's cute yeah he was life of the party at the last screening in tampa he showed up he did and

So let's talk about how you define work.

I've not had plastic surgery ever.

I do Botox.

I do filler.

I used to do a lot more filler and I've let a lot of that dissolve and go out of my face because Dr. Doris took one look at me when I went in and I said, my biggest problem is I can't smile.

So when I would try to smile, you remember this?

Yeah, I remember.

It's crazy, though.

But I but I would not I would like stretch my mouth out but not show my teeth, which always was how I used to smile with teeth.