Welcome everybody to a very special and different episode of the Lindsay Elmore show.

If you listen to Tuesday's episode, you know that this week we are talking about all things

related to life, death, and the legacies that we leave behind. Today's episode is just me. No interviews,

just a heartfelt letter written in honor of my grandmother. Let's get to the show.

Welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast for people who deserve to be healthy with

honest, open, and enlightening conversations with

doctors, thought leaders, creatives, and spiritual gurus, you'll walk away with simple and

tangible tips and tricks that allow you to live your healthiest life so you can pursue your

dreams, overcome obstacles, and leave your mark.

The Sod Guru says that if you want to be truly happy, wake up every morning and realize that you

are still here, still in this body, still living this earthly life. Hooray. To be even happier, think about

the 10 people that you love the most in the entire world. Did they all wake up? Pat yourself

on the back friend because your life is truly extraordinarily blessed.

On the day when my grandmother, Bobby Louise Dykes Kemp, died on January 28th of 2021,

one of the 10 people I loved the most in this world did not rise to see the sun.

I realized with great sadness that one of the people who loved me most in the world,

who loved me as much as anyone has in my entire life and I will never share another moment on this earth again. In the time

since her death, I have marveled at the years I had with her and wish I could take back all the

times. I didn't answer the phone when she called. All the times I made her wait while I was doing other

things. And all the times I wasn't fully present when I was with her. My mom asked me to speak at my

grandmother's funeral. Now, I pride myself on being a lifelong teacher. I have spoken on stages

in front of thousands of people all over

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