There was a lot of beauty in it as well.

I call on my posse, but there was just girlfriends that I had known for years,

and they had watched my gradual decline into this place where I, you know, was unable to do a whole lot.

And you guys, they really just stepped up.

And there wasn't just one person who did it all either.

It was this group of women.

And they did what they were good at.

And there were some women who literally were just good about providing a space for me to cry.

And just being there, they're not needing to fix it.

But I can't even tell you what that meant to me to have somebody that would just hold a space for me to cry and just being there. They're not needing to fix it, but I can't even tell you what that meant to me to have

somebody that would just hold a space, a non-judgmental space, when I just couldn't

anymore.

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