Cancer helped me realize that, and maybe it was the idea of thinking about death, but

realize that, you know, there are two important things, the right relationship with God and

the right relationship with my loved ones.

And I went, wait, why do I need to wait until I'm about ready to die to do that?

So it's crazy, as you know, we talk about being thankful, I'm not thankful for cancer,

but I'm really thankful in that situation because I think it woke me up to a few habits

that I was really doing that weren't as healthy.

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Well, if there's one thing that defines Ann Wilson, and there isn't just one thing,

there's a million things, I'm looking at you like, oh, there's only one.

And my mind is blank, like, I have no idea what you're going to say.

I mean, one of them would be play.

Oh, I was going to say that about you.

But then again, we're both in a Graham seven seven into that.

So that's kind of the hallmark of the seven.

Yeah, but I mean, you bring joy and play into our family, especially, you know, it was

just my birthday and what did you do?

You created all these games, these competitive games that I lost that almost everyone

because I knew you would love it.

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