Welcome to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love listeners. I appreciate you all listening in.

And all you're doing to share this podcast, we believe about 10 to 15,000 listen to every episode.

And that's a thanks to you, our listeners. It's particularly a thanks to our guests that come on and share their stories.

This is the safe place to share stories, some that are pretty difficult.

But I think we need to hear stories so that we have perspective from others that can help us work through difficult things that come into our own life. And one of those people on the

podcast today is my friend Ashley Rankin. Welcome to the podcast, Ashley. Thanks for having me.

Will you spell your first and last name for our listeners? Yes. Ashley, As-H-L-E-Y, Rankin, R-A-N-K-I-N.

And I am in Salt Lake City in my home, and Ashley is joining me via Zoom.

So I can see Ashley.

You can't see Ashley because we're just recording the audio.

I just, my wife and I just volunteered at the cannery. So my hands, we've been doing apples for the last four hours, but you can't smell my apple hands listeners.

But it was fun to work an assembly line in a canary and see how well the church operates and the food they produce.

We're going to talk about Ashley's divorce.

She was in a very difficult marriage, and that ended about two years ago.

Ashley's in her mid-20s.

She's a graduate from BYU College of Nursing in December of 2019.

Now is an RN and an OBGYN clinic, which is a cool place to be as beautiful babies are born.

But our hope is that this podcast will help you.

If any of you have gone through a divorce or in a really difficult, abusive relationship

or marriage, the things Ashley share will be helpful for you.

And if you're trying to help somebody that's in a tough situation,

our prayers that thoughts will and ideas will come into your mind to help somebody.

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