Hi, Busties, and welcome back to the Sad to Savage podcast. I'm your host, Shelby Sacco, and today's

episode is going to be a Q&A. I did a little poll on my Instagram, my personal, and my podcast

Instagram saying, ask me any questions. It could be personal. It could be about health and wellness,

could be about habits. And I got so many questions, so we're going to go through those now i haven't done one of these in a while

and i love q and a's like they're just so much fun and i feel like i talk so much about so many

different things and and you could just miss some things so let's go over all the questions and

just dive in now okay first question kicking off do you have bad days you seem so all the time. Like it's a highlight reel and I'm

jealous. That breaks my heart. That makes me upset because I, no, that makes me happy. But you know when

people always say like, oh, social media is a highlight reel? I have been in a lawsuit. I'm actually

allowed to say that now, kicking it off, for the last year,

and it has been a nightmare, a living nightmare. It is horrible. I don't wish a lawsuit on my worst

enemy. And there have been so many moments where I've had new motions of like anger or sadness

or anxiety or stress or just like what do I do? What am I doing?, how did my life turn out this way? And because I haven't been

able to talk about that situation that I've been in, and I haven't been able to show that part of what I've

been going through on social media. And it's really, really upset me because I like being honest. I like

being transparent. That's what I wished I had when I was so upset in

2020 and sad and was looking at everyone else's lives and comparing mine. And you're like, oh, well,

they've got it figured out. Or they have this, they have that. So it makes me upset that I haven't

been able to talk about this huge horrible thing I've been going through over the last year.

I definitely have bad days that, again,

I wish I could show whenever I meet with my lawyers or have a legal bill do, those are like

my darkest days, or I call them a dead day. And that's when the rest of the day, like, no matter how

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