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Free Brittany Again? ( Loren sits with CEO of Connect Care Advisory Group Ginalisa Monterroso ) · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Toist.
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Speaker 2: I'm a homegrowd that knows a little bit about everything
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Speaker 2: and everybody.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if you don't lie about that, right Lauren, Hey, y'all,
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Speaker 3: what's up.
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Speaker 2: It's Lauren Rosa And this is another episode of the
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Speaker 2: Latest with Laura de Rosa, your daily dig on all
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Speaker 2: things pop culture, entertainment, news, and all of the conversations
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Speaker 2: that shake the room.
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Speaker 3: Baby.
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Speaker 2: Now today we are going to get right into a conversation.
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Speaker 2: News broke within the last hour or so that Britney
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Speaker 2: Spears was arrested for a d UI in California.
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Speaker 3: Now, when you hear.
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Speaker 2: That at face value, it's already like WHOA hold on, wait,
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Speaker 2: I mean it's Britney Spears. We're talking do UI here
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Speaker 2: or a suspected or alleged do UY, because we don't
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Speaker 2: have the test results back. But she was pulled over
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Speaker 2: on suspicion of driving under the influence. And we know
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Speaker 2: for several years Britney Spears was in a conservatorship. And
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Speaker 2: now this conservativeship followed a health crisis that.
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Speaker 3: Britney Spears was going through.
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Speaker 2: There were, you know, allegations of drug use and allegations
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Speaker 2: of alcohol abuse, and there was an obvious mental breakdown
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Speaker 2: in two thousand and eight when Britney Spears had a
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Speaker 2: few different you know things that happened, including her shaving
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Speaker 2: her head and then you know, she was fifty one
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Speaker 2: fifty and there was just a lot that went down.
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Speaker 2: So Britney Spears was in the Conservative Ship. She was
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Speaker 2: in that conservativeship for about thirteen years. That conservativeship ended
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty one. It was led by her dad,
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Speaker 2: Jamie Spears, who gained control over her finances, her day
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Speaker 2: to day health, her day to day you know, what
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Speaker 2: she does, how she does it, who has access to her,
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Speaker 2: and all of this was done for the protection of
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Speaker 2: Britney Spears. But there was a whole free Britney Spears movement,
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Speaker 2: which I was living in LA at the time. And
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Speaker 2: when I say movement, I mean like it was a
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Speaker 2: real movement. Like I remember the Free Britney Spears protests.
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Speaker 2: There are there were Facebook groups that I was like
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Speaker 2: speaking to during the protest and different things. And Brittany
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Speaker 2: was going back and forth to court and she was
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Speaker 2: fighting to get out of the Conservative Ship. She was
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Speaker 2: fighting for her dad not to have control over her life,
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Speaker 2: and just so many different things and it actually happened. Now,
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Speaker 2: when it happened, one of the biggest questions was how
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Speaker 2: will her life be now and will Britney Spears be okay?
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Speaker 2: And since twenty twenty one, there have been various things
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Speaker 2: that have come up. I mean reports of you know,
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Speaker 2: her allegedly pulling knives on people, and you know, issues
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Speaker 2: with her boyfriend or boyfriend at the time, sam Asgari,
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Speaker 2: who was you know, a background dancer and her boyfriend
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Speaker 2: at the time, and you know, conversations about her living conditions.
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Speaker 3: And the cleanliness of that.
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Speaker 2: And you know, these aged medicine cocktails that she's supposed
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Speaker 2: to be taken for whatever health issue it is that
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Speaker 2: she deals with, and reports of her not taking them.
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Speaker 2: There's just been things all over the place since her conservativeship.
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Speaker 2: Some of the videos she's posted online have not been
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Speaker 2: the best. Some of them have been very troubling, and
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Speaker 2: people are still having the conversation about whether or not
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Speaker 2: freeing Britney Spears from that conservativeship was helpful or harmful
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Speaker 2: to her. And now this DUI arrest happens in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty six, some five years later. Since Britney Spears was
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Speaker 2: freed from that conservativeship. So I wanted to have a
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Speaker 2: conversation about that, but I wanted to do it in
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Speaker 2: a way that wasn't just less report on it and
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Speaker 2: move on, because I think when I talk about mental
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Speaker 2: health and people that deal with it, whether it's like
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Speaker 2: in addiction, whether it's a Kanye West and everything that
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Speaker 2: we see him go through in the public, I think,
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Speaker 2: or you know, a Wendy Williams, I think people can
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Speaker 2: be very touch and go as if this is something that,
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Speaker 2: like you report on it, you can just move on from.
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Speaker 2: But if you're the real person or the family of
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Speaker 2: these people, or just very connected fans, and Britney Spears
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Speaker 2: has that very connected fans, it's something that you're dealing
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Speaker 2: with on a day to day because you know, today
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Speaker 2: is March sixth, twenty twenty six, right, But and we'll
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Speaker 2: talk about this, and you know, maybe we'll talk about
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Speaker 2: it for a week or maybe two weeks, but in
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Speaker 2: a day to day Britney Spears will have to deal
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Speaker 2: with whatever the consequences of this are, whether it's jail
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Speaker 2: time or rehabilitation or both, and so will her family.
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Speaker 2: So I wanted to bring on someone to the podcast
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Speaker 2: to have a conversation with me about this who does
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Speaker 2: work in this space? And I thought of a person
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Speaker 2: who I got to know very closely when I was
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Speaker 2: doing a lot of the reporting on Wendy Williams, because
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Speaker 2: she was helping Wendy Williams in the very early stages
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Speaker 2: of Wendy trying to be freed from her conservatorship. Miss
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Speaker 2: Gena Lisa Montroso, who is the CEO of connect Care
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Speaker 2: Advisory Group, and she's a force. Like when I got
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Speaker 2: to know Miss Gena Lisa, I was like, I don't
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Speaker 2: know how you do it all the time. She does
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Speaker 2: it in her personal life, her professional life, but this
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Speaker 2: is her work making sure that people you know, who
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Speaker 2: deal with various addictions, mental health things, health things in
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Speaker 2: general are taken care of and are treated the right
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Speaker 2: way in and out of conservativeships.
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Speaker 3: So genially. So welcome to the latest with Learning the
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Speaker 3: Roads of the podcast. How are you?
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Lauren, thank you for having me. I'm fine.
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Speaker 1: How is everything going with you?
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Speaker 3: Everything is going well with me?
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Speaker 2: You know, I always tell you how amazing and how
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Speaker 2: dope I think you are because people who take the
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Speaker 2: time to take care of people.
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Speaker 3: I don't think the world gives y'all enough.
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Speaker 2: And I know it can be tough because you know,
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Speaker 2: I've experienced it, but not on your level, but I've
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Speaker 2: experienced it.
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Speaker 3: So you are an angel on earth. That's first of all,
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Speaker 3: thank you.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So let's get into Britney Spears.
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Speaker 3: So she was.
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Speaker 2: She was arrested in Dui for DUI and alleged g
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Speaker 2: UI in California Wednesday. She was driving by herself in
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Speaker 2: her car. Police say that they realized that there was
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Speaker 2: like a car swerve dangerously throughout various lanes. They called
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Speaker 2: for backup, pulled her over, immediately took her straight to
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Speaker 2: the hospital to get her blood tested. And for those
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Speaker 2: of you guys who don't know, sometimes a police officer
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Speaker 2: will say, hey, let's do like a walk the line
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Speaker 2: or follow my instructions test right on the scene. But
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Speaker 2: when they want to make sure or they feel like
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Speaker 2: it's a serious you know, you're intoxicated, seriously, they take
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Speaker 2: you to do a blood test if they have you
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Speaker 2: right there on the scene. So that is what they
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Speaker 2: did with a Britney Spears. She wasn't injured or anything
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Speaker 2: like that. They took her to the hospital solely to
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Speaker 2: test her blood alcohol levels and all of this is
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Speaker 2: following her conservativeship and just people being really concerned about her.
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Speaker 2: Now Misgena Lisa in hearing everything about this new reporting
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Speaker 2: knowing Britney Spears' background just from you know reporting not
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Speaker 2: I know you never worked with her, but in your
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Speaker 2: line of work, do you think that at this point,
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Speaker 2: with all these instances, Britney Spears should be completely out
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Speaker 2: of a conser conservatorship.
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Speaker 1: No, and that could be.
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Speaker 4: Very controversial, right, only because we kind of see her maybe.
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Speaker 1: Quote unquote spiraling.
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Speaker 4: But how many people get pulled over for the UI,
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Speaker 4: It's not uncommon, right, We shouldn't think about restricting her
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Speaker 4: and keeping her.
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Speaker 1: In this box just because she had this DUI.
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Speaker 4: I know we see a lot of things on the
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Speaker 4: Internet that we look at and say, you know, that's
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Speaker 4: something maybe we wouldn't do on an everyday basis.
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Speaker 1: But this is a person who.
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Speaker 4: Obviously is deally maybe with some mental issues.
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Speaker 1: And I think when we talk about conservativeship and.
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Speaker 4: Someone who needs help, you don't want to run to
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Speaker 4: the conservative part because I'm sure that conservative has traumatized
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Speaker 4: Brittany the way it was structured, how confined she was
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Speaker 4: how she wasn't able to make any decision, she didn't
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Speaker 4: have any autonomy.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to take her away from somebody.
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Speaker 4: You want to make sure that she has a space
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Speaker 4: to grow, get help mentally, physically, and be cared for
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Speaker 4: throwing her into her Conservativeship is just you know, almost
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Speaker 4: as if we're throwing her into prison and.
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Speaker 1: We forget about her.
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Speaker 4: That's not the right way to do things to me,
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Speaker 4: that's my professional opinion.
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Speaker 2: So then what is the right way, right Because yes,
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Speaker 2: people do get the UIs every day. You know, unfortunately
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Speaker 2: this happens, but like you know, it could have been bad,
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Speaker 2: like she could have been hurt, indoor killed, someone could
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Speaker 2: have been hurt indoor killed. But also too, I think
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Speaker 2: it's just even before you think about that, I think
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Speaker 2: about the decision making, Like you know, there have been
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Speaker 2: instances within like the last like two to three years
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Speaker 2: where you hear about it and you hear the reports
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Speaker 2: and you're like, I don't know, Britney Spears is making
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Speaker 2: the best decisions right now, And then you see this
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Speaker 2: and it's like that's not a good decision for sure,
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Speaker 2: for sure. What do you do then, Like if Conservativeship
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Speaker 2: isn't like, so she's not fully in a conservative ship
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Speaker 2: and you want to be gentle.
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Speaker 3: Of all those things. So what does that look like?
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Speaker 1: You're come in full force with a team.
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Speaker 4: And I know this was done before, but I think
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Speaker 4: before there was there was a lot more of out
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Speaker 4: of control and you know, a lot more self harm here.
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Speaker 4: You know, she is doing some harm. But I think
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Speaker 4: step one is not the conservativeship.
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Speaker 1: It's the steps we take, the steps to help.
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Speaker 4: Where are the people that are going to come in
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Speaker 4: and help her kind of form a barrier around her,
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Speaker 4: see if they're able to come in and kind of
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Speaker 4: get some help, therapy, whatever it is. You just don't
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Speaker 4: automatically go into a conservative ship.
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Speaker 1: I know it's.
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Speaker 4: Reported in TMC her sons are going to come visit,
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Speaker 4: some families going to come in.
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Speaker 1: I think that's that's very important. You know, people who.
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Speaker 4: Are in a space where they're dean maybe conservatorship, there's
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Speaker 4: a trust component that.
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Speaker 1: They deal with.
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Speaker 4: It's a fear that they don't trust everyone because everyone's
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Speaker 4: going to come up to them and tell them that
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Speaker 4: they're crazy or they need to be locked up.
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Speaker 1: That's why they kind of.
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Speaker 4: Disassociate themselves with people, and they don't trust anybody because
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Speaker 4: everybody just wants to put them away. She has to
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Speaker 4: be around trusted people who are going to work with her,
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Speaker 4: who are professionals, who are.
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Speaker 1: Going to understand her day to day.
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Speaker 4: Just taking someone and locking them up again and just
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Speaker 4: not putting anything structured and just treating them as robots,
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Speaker 4: it's not the way to go. There has to be steps,
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Speaker 4: steps to her family. Let's see what the family does,
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Speaker 4: Let's see how much help they get her. But she
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Speaker 4: has to get a trust, a build up of trust,
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Speaker 4: because you remember she was traumatized by the previous Conservatives ship.
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Speaker 2: Well in her previous conservativeship. I just want to break
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Speaker 2: down like what she was and was not allowed to do.
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Speaker 2: I mean she really wasn't allowed to do anything honestly correct.
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Speaker 2: It was financial control. So you know, she had like
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Speaker 2: a sixty million dollar fortune at that time because she's
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Speaker 2: the Britney Spears and her dad had complete control over
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Speaker 2: that over her estate, controlled all the business deals, you know, expenses, investments,
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Speaker 2: and there's always been an argument, like she even argued
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Speaker 2: in court that she was not happy with how some
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Speaker 2: things were utilized and how and where money was going.
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Speaker 2: I think that that's always an issue with the conservatorship.
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Speaker 2: But then there was like personal medical decisions. So she
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Speaker 2: was forced to take medicine and I won't say forced,
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Speaker 2: but she was, you know, they were having her take medicines,
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Speaker 2: undergo therapy. She had spent some time in a mental
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Speaker 2: health facility. At one point she claimed that that was
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Speaker 2: like against her will. They also had autonomy or like
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Speaker 2: decision making over whether she could reproduce or have children,
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Speaker 2: you know what I mean, or not, and just you know,
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Speaker 2: her movement, who could come visit her, where she could go,
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Speaker 2: if she could even like put out music, like all
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Speaker 2: of that was controlled. And you know, I get what
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Speaker 2: you're saying, but I guess it's like where in this
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Speaker 2: mix of things, Like so right now, if a judge
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Speaker 2: were to see this, could someone go back and say, hey, judge,
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Speaker 2: I know you got her out of the conservativeship in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, but look at this. She could have
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Speaker 2: killed herself with someone she needs something legally again, could
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Speaker 2: that happen?
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Speaker 4: It could if there's a strong a strong push for it.
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Speaker 4: But the person that's putting in that show, you have
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Speaker 4: to remember when you go to the courts.
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Speaker 1: It's very black and white. It's not warm and fuzzy, right.
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Speaker 4: They're not going to be like, oh, let's help her,
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Speaker 4: let's put in this step program to mentally and physically
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Speaker 4: get her to a place where you know she'd be
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Speaker 4: able to kind of be okay out in the community.
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Speaker 1: It's either you know, you come in.
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Speaker 4: We put you in a conservativeship and we take away
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Speaker 4: everything from you, or you try to work it out
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Speaker 4: in the community. I don't believe her having this DUI
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Speaker 4: pushes her into a conservativeship. What I do believe is
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Speaker 4: that there has to be a team that comes in
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Speaker 4: right and puts a plan and mental health professionals, and
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Speaker 4: it has to be done very slowly and carefully, because
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Speaker 4: that whole list that you've read to me about what
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Speaker 4: she could not do that is not healthy. That is
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Speaker 4: not keeping a person safe, right. That's controlling them, treating
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Speaker 4: them like a robot and just having them do whatever
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Speaker 4: you want.
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Speaker 1: It's just very controlling.
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Speaker 4: And conservatorships were meant and built to help people, to
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Speaker 4: keep them safe, to protect them, not to control them
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Speaker 4: and take a time meet away from them.
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Speaker 2: I get you, I get you, and I did see
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Speaker 2: the story where you know, I saw you know, some
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Speaker 2: some further reporting where they were talking about how her
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Speaker 2: children are set to visit her and that'll you know,
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Speaker 2: that'll help her.
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Speaker 1: And that's helpful. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I just I'm my thing with Britney Spears, and I
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Speaker 2: think this was you know, I've had conversations with you
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Speaker 2: about Wendy Williams when I was reporting a lot on that,
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Speaker 2: and my biggest thing is is, you know, not all
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Speaker 2: the time do you have family members who can endure
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Speaker 2: all of this to kind of step it? And I
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Speaker 2: know her dad he went through the ringer with just
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Speaker 2: he was dragged like Jamie Spears was the villain. He
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Speaker 2: was dragged. He was the most horrible person. But this
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Speaker 2: is still his daughter. So it's like, if he doesn't
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Speaker 2: want to be involved and she doesn't have anybody, and
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Speaker 2: it gets to a point where, you know, maybe they
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Speaker 2: discover or you know whatever, maybe he does get to
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Speaker 2: a point where she needs something guardianship wise, who steps
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Speaker 2: up them? Because we're looking at what happened with Wendy
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Speaker 2: Williams in the court being in control and she's miserable,
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Speaker 2: you know now with that, so it's like, is it
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Speaker 2: just the court, like what happens in that instant, because
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Speaker 2: it's like almost like she's abandoned, like she doesn't have
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Speaker 2: a person.
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Speaker 4: Correct, And I don't know Britney's family tree, God.
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Speaker 1: Guardianship and conservativeships.
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Speaker 4: That there's a foundation and that's family. And if you
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Speaker 4: don't have a family that you are able to trust,
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Speaker 4: or the court feels they cannot trust you, then you
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Speaker 4: cannot go to your family, which is why it's always
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Speaker 4: good to have a family, bond with the potential ward
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Speaker 4: and develop a trust so that the system doesn't take
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Speaker 4: them and body snatch them and take them away from everybody.
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Speaker 4: Because it's always either you're in a conservative conservatorship.
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Speaker 1: Or you're not. There's never a middle, right, and.
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Speaker 4: There should be a middle, and that's what's missing here
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Speaker 4: in this whole structure, the middle part.
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Speaker 1: People don't want to take the time right.
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Speaker 4: It's a lot of work, it is, and the court
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Speaker 4: doesn't have that time, and that's not how they plan.
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Speaker 4: It's either you're going to come in or you're not.
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Speaker 4: And so that's where there should be a middle. The
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Speaker 4: middle should start forming right now. She had this COI, Hey,
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Speaker 4: this is an alarm for us. Let's see if we
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Speaker 4: can gather up as a family, let's see, we could
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Speaker 4: try to build up trust. She's been through a lot.
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Speaker 4: We have to kind of focus on the person with
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Speaker 4: the mental health issue. We tend to blame a lot,
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Speaker 4: We tend to make fun of, you know, everything that
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Speaker 4: but there is something and that we need to respect
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Speaker 4: that they don't get, yeah, which is why they run
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Speaker 4: away from help.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I get you.
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Speaker 2: So when you talk about help them, right and closing,
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Speaker 2: we talk about help, you know, I'm seeing the reporting
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Speaker 2: of like you know, of course her family and close
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Speaker 2: friends they want her to not have to do jail time,
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Speaker 2: which could be on the table. But I think once
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Speaker 2: they do a mental health evaluation, hopefully they see that like,
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Speaker 2: this is something bigger than just a person who just
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Speaker 2: decided to just you know, be reckless and drink and drive.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 2: But because also too, there's other report that there was
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Speaker 2: a potential control substance found in the car. So that
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Speaker 2: makes it it's very in line with everything that she
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Speaker 2: was getting in trouble with before her conservativeship. Right, So
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Speaker 2: they talk about they would rather have rehabilitation, see her
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Speaker 2: in rehabilitation and in jail.
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Speaker 3: What does rehabilitation look like though?
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Speaker 1: Is it?
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Speaker 2: Because I think just putting her in a rehab facility.
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Speaker 2: Britney Spears has been to rehab facilities.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know a.
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Speaker 4: Lot of people who have a mental health condition. Again,
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Speaker 4: I know, I sound like a it's repetitive. It's a
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Speaker 4: trust component, right. Everybody wants to drug them, everybody.
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Speaker 1: Wants to call them crazy.
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Speaker 4: And so rehab to a person who has a mental
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Speaker 4: issue is finding someone that they can trust, right and
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Speaker 4: working with that person step by step by step.
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Speaker 1: And it takes a lot of work.
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Speaker 4: You're not gonna get it on the first try, the
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Speaker 4: second try, it's going to be a whole bunch of
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Speaker 4: times because you need to put in that routine. It's
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Speaker 4: like trying to teach a baby how to walk. You
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Speaker 4: don't stop teaching them because they fell. You pick them
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Speaker 4: up and you teach them how to walk again.
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Speaker 1: And that's how you deal with rehabilitation.
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Speaker 4: And unfortunately a lot of these programs do not have
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Speaker 4: the time.
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Speaker 1: A lot of them just want the money.
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Speaker 4: So that's a missing component in our world right now,
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Speaker 4: that middle ground to really understand someone what they're going through,
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Speaker 4: how we can fix it, who they can trust, what
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Speaker 4: is it that they want? Why don't we ever ask
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Speaker 4: that person what do you want?
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 4: And if they say, hey, I want to live on
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Speaker 4: an island alone, Hey, we can't do that, but maybe
18:19
Speaker 4: we could find a nice neighborhood, right that doesn't have
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Speaker 4: a lot of homes.
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Speaker 1: You kind of work with that instead of going against it.
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Speaker 2: So with that being said, can you tell the people
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Speaker 2: a bit more about talk about what you do on
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Speaker 2: a day to day And I don't know if your
18:32
Speaker 2: services are like you know, for hire anywhere at this point,
18:35
Speaker 2: I don't know your case or your worklow, but I
18:37
Speaker 2: would love for you. I mean, we have eight million
18:39
Speaker 2: listeners nine over nine million actually wow, So I would
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Speaker 2: love for them to get to know what you do
18:46
Speaker 2: in that instance, because that's why I open this with saying,
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Speaker 2: every time I talk to you, I remind you how
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Speaker 2: important you are and how special it is what you
18:53
Speaker 2: do because I know it takes a lot of patients.
18:55
Speaker 2: I know it does, and it is not a rewarding industry.
18:58
Speaker 2: Like you get treated really bad, you don't get paid
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Speaker 2: as well a lot of times, but like you still
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Speaker 2: do it. So I would love for people to be
19:05
Speaker 2: able to support what you're doing and to learn more
19:07
Speaker 2: about what you're doing because you do need that middle point,
19:10
Speaker 2: but those people are null and void most of the
19:12
Speaker 2: time in this medical field. So talk to us a
19:15
Speaker 2: bit about you know, your company, your platform, and what
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Speaker 2: you need from people that are listening and watching.
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Speaker 4: So our company we deal with the elderly, the disabled,
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Speaker 4: and we assist them in preserving their autonomy into remaining
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Speaker 4: home with services and making sure that they're safe and
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Speaker 4: protected and they have all their needs met, whether it's
19:39
Speaker 4: through government services, whether it's through private money. We go
19:44
Speaker 4: and we put all the services in place to make
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Speaker 4: sure that they're able to still remain at home. They
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Speaker 4: have food, shelter, medical, and no one is out to
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Speaker 4: kind of put a conservatorship or guardianship and take them
19:58
Speaker 4: away from their space. And we are hired privately by
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Speaker 4: family and friends and we utilize that money with our
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Speaker 4: services to assist them to make.
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Speaker 1: Sure that they're safe.
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Speaker 3: Got you and where can they find you?
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Speaker 1: Guys? We have a.
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Speaker 4: Website www dot connectcareag dot org.
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Speaker 1: They can also call us.
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Speaker 4: Office number is six four six seven four five ninety
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Speaker 4: one twenty two.
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Speaker 2: And can they be based anywhere or is it just
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Speaker 2: New York like it's it's nationwide?
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Speaker 4: And remember we assist the elderly and disabled, and we
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Speaker 4: advocate to make sure that they're able to stay home
20:35
Speaker 4: and live in their own environment.
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Speaker 2: Got you well, Thank you so much. Ms Gania Lisa,
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Speaker 2: our angel on Earth. I appreciate you as always, y'all.
20:43
Speaker 2: I called her literally as I was getting a segment
20:45
Speaker 2: together because I'm like, I need someone to talk about it,
20:48
Speaker 2: but I don't want it to be so stuffy. I
20:49
Speaker 2: want somebody I know actually cares about people in these
20:52
Speaker 2: positions because it's tough, like and imagine being a Britney
20:56
Speaker 2: Spears you know, or when you would like all these
20:58
Speaker 2: people have such public facing platforms and lives while going
21:03
Speaker 2: through this.
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Speaker 3: So yes, we appreciate you and we thank you. Missed
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Speaker 3: Geene Lisa.
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Speaker 2: I'll talk to you soon all light you know when
21:08
Speaker 2: this goes live. Okay, guys, So that has been another
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Speaker 2: episode of the Latest with Lauren de Rosa.
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Speaker 3: There will be updates here, you know.
21:16
Speaker 2: This Britney Spears story and conversation will not stop here,
21:20
Speaker 2: so we will be bringing you the latest when it
21:22
Speaker 2: comes to that. And I tell you, guys, every single episode,
21:25
Speaker 2: y'all could be anywhere with any old body talking about
21:27
Speaker 2: all of the things, but you guys choose to be
21:29
Speaker 2: right here with me, my low Riders. I appreciate you, guys,
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Speaker 2: and I will catch you in the next episode.