Live from the Aviva Trateria studio, it's the Grace Curly Show.

We've got to bring in a new voice, a young voice, a rising voice, Grace Curly.

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Here's the millennial with the mic, Grace Curly.

Hello everyone and Happy Tuesday to you.

It is a very happy Tuesday.

I try not to get too personal on the show, but I do think we can always use good news.

And anyone who listens to this show, anybody who's ever heard me on how we show,

you know that I'm extremely close with my parents and I talk about my dad all the time.

He gives me all my political, you know, insight. He's always calling me up with tips.

He's just one of my favorite, maybe my favorite person in the whole world right along with Emily and my husband and my mom.

And I just wanted to give everyone an update because I'm so happy I could cry.

My dad just completed six months of chemotherapy and he went in today for an appointment and he's in full remission.

And it just, I cannot tell you the last time I've heard news this good.

And I'm just really happy and I want to share it's there's not a lot of there's a lot of bad news out there,

but you don't often hear good news.

So if you're if you're going through it or if you know someone who is,

I just want to give everyone a little bit of hope and just I'm just so happy and I'm so happy for my dad.

And I know he's listening.

He said to me, don't say anything until I get in the car.

Well, I love you dad. We're all very proud of you. Good job and great news.

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