Why do we have to have more? I started finding a piece in that applies to so many things in light.

We don't always have to be going for more and more and more and that's the way I'm wired.

So that's really hard for me of all people to say that because it's really

countercultural to my personality and there's so many beautiful things that

happen after that. Right. Wherever you guys are watching this show, I would truly appreciate it if you follow or subscribe.

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Johnny Serpella here today all the way from Florida thank you for flying in brother

thanks for Amreach you've got such an inspirational story man about trauma, about the adoption process, so I can't wait to dive into it. I appreciate you having me here today.

Yeah, you got a really powerful message. I don't even know where to start, but I guess the incident,

if we could start from there and then go from there

30 years ago.

Absolutely.

So, you know, my wife and I kind of had it all at the time.

We had great careers going on our 20s. We were incredibly happy, deeply in love and came to have a family and we just thought that would be like any other goal in our lives, you just achieve it and that didn't happen.

So after years of trying, we became pregnant and very pregnant with triplets. And you wife kept working, she powered on,

and we were just really hopeful.

We were so excited, it was really like winning the lottery.

It was the best news we could have imagined.

And we had two sons and a daughter, Nicholas, Mary, and Peter

and they passed away shortly after they were born

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