Hello everybody, glad to be back here on the breakdown. Thank you so very much for your prayers,

for your well wishes, for your encouragement. For my entire family, particularly our daughter

Kendi who was in a tragic accident doing a math here just about 10 days ago. And our family has our

head above water. Kendi is healing and getting better and it's been a roller coaster and our entire

year has been a roller coaster. But we're in a pretty good place and I'm glad to be back here

recording and just wanted to tell you how we're doing and thank you for your support. All right,

I'll talk more about it on today's episode. This is Sean Kane and you are listening to?

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