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Hey, this is Annie and Samantha and welcome to stuff I'm never told you production of iHeartRadio.

Okay, Annie. Is there a moment in your childhood where you knew or that had the memory of realizing that

your mom was someone that you could completely depend on?

Oh, that's a good question. I have a memory of I was involved in a car, a pretty serious car accident when I was four years old.

I was a hit and run. And after that, I had like all these medical issues.

And I remember once in a middle of the night, like I was having trouble breathing.

And my mom just was there and was holding me and took me to the hospital.

And I remember thinking in that moment, like this is a person who is looking out for me and who's going to be there for me.

And it was just like, I don't know, I just have that of her holding me and feeling like, okay, this is going to be okay.

Because I was kind of panicking before that.

So maybe that.

Yeah, that's a good memory.

And the reason I asked is today we are going to go down this very vast road in different studies of attachment and attachment theories and attachment disorders.

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