Everybody, what is going on? You know what time it is. You're listening to join the Journey podcast with your host, Emma Daughter.

Thanks for joining. I am in the podcast studio with today's Devo writer, Tatiana. Hi, Emma, hi, Journey listeners. Thanks for having me today.

Tatiana, I'm so glad you're here. And we just met today. and I was looking at your name, and I thought, man, this is going

to be tricky to introduce her.

I don't know how to pronounce it.

But then, your last name, but then you started explaining that you're from Bolivia.

So tell us a little bit about this.

What is your last name?

Yes, it's complicated.

So I have two last names.

The first one is Poso, and then the other one is Fiorillo.

So the first one is my dad's last name, and the second one is my mom's.

Okay.

So I have to legally always have both last names, which makes it confusing because people always think that Poso is my middle name, and I don't have the middle name.

Okay. confusing because people always think that Pozo is my middle name and I don't have the middle name. But that's how you do it in Bolivia traditionally. So you, that's where you're from.

Yes. Tell us a little bit about how you came to know the Lord. Yeah. So I spent half my life here in the U.S. and half my life there. I grew up Catholic. I had a pretty workspace mentality.

I knew of God, but I did not know him personally or Jesus.

And I believed in God, but I just didn't know what it would look like to be in heaven

or what I needed to do to be in heaven.

That was my thought, but I needed to earn my way

to go to heaven and I didn't not know the gospel. I didn't know what the gospel meant. So in 2014

is when I started to get to know the Lord through my mom's diagnosis. She got

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