Page 189 of the unfolding is the story of Molly Stillman.

What became legitimately addicting was the dopamine hit that I got from spending money.

That was like the moment when I realized I'm in more debt than I make in a year.

I had been running from my finances long enough.

God's story has been unfolding.

Since the beginning of time.

He invites you to be a part of it.

Wow.

Another page in the unfolding.

Hi, this is Meredith Foster.

When people hear Molly Stillman's story, they often say, wait, what happened?

One hard event after another marked her childhood and her early adult years.

Molly's mother had served as an Army nurse in Vietnam.

By the time Molly was eight years old, her mom was diagnosed with a fatal

disease related to exposure to Agent Orange. At 21, Molly received an unexpected inheritance,

and that fed a retail therapy addiction, where she squandered it all in less than two years.

Molly's go-to coping mechanism was humor. So she masked her pain and depression

with stand-up comedy and even pursued her dream of making it on Saturday Night Live. But instead

of the success she was chasing, she ended up in debt and suffocating under shame, guilt,

and embarrassment. Both of my parents were recovering alcoholic Irish Catholics.

My dad was born the day before D-Day, and so he was just born in a very, you know,

unique time in our country's history.

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