You know, a friend once told me my life is lived for others to laugh and learn from.

And she was right.

Behind the CEO.

Never a dumb moment.

Behind the CEO.

My life goes to go visit a home girl today.

Her husband is one of my closest friends in the world.

And so she's my home girl.

And in September of last year,

she had a stroke, a series of strokes.

And so she, she'd been transferred to a rehab center here in Jersey, here on the East Coast.

And I told him, you know, I'm going to make sure to go visit her before she goes back to the West.

I don't have a lot of experience with people in hospitals and illness, etc.

I have medical knowledge because my mother was a nurse because I've always loved,

like, television that centers around medicine.

I, myself, have, like, interest in medicine, but the empath element of it is not, has not

been, like, attached to, like, that part of, of what interests me in medicine.

As far as like death and illness, I genuinely, I have not,

I've always had a certain shield from it because for some reason,

the higher power creates an element of distance between

me and the person who is died, who has died, enough to where when they pass, I've already detached to a certain

extent.

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