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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. Today, you get me. You get me because the past few weeks

have been interesting and I just wanted to share a little bit about my life with you.

And right now I'm literally rushing into the studio to record this because life can be a little

crazy sometimes and that's okay.

Today I had to run my mom to the University of Michigan and I found this out just yesterday.

This is like one of those things that happens to you and it was like, hey, I think I tore my retina

and I called and got this appointment for tomorrow drop everything and take me and I was

like oh okay of course yes this is my mom I'm going to do this so I don't know this has probably

happened to you guys but I was changing everything around because I had to move on my schedule

and one of my friends was like, yeah, well, welcome to the sandwich generation.

And I was like, am I in the sandwich generation?

And am I now the person that takes care of my kids and my mother?

And I don't really think that, but it started to hit me hard.

I started thinking about it. And I was like, I mean, I it started to hit me hard. I started thinking about it.

And I was like, I mean, I guess in a little bit of a way I am, but I think we're different

than our parents' generation.

Because my mom, when she hit that point, we were older because she had me younger than I

had my kids.

So we were older when she was taking care of her

mother. And I think it was different also because there wasn't so much to distract my parents. And I'm

really starting to realize this because we're so busy. And we allow busyness to invade

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