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Friends Of Faith · Have A Little Faith with Delilah

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Speaker 1: Hello, my friend, Welcome to another episode of Have a
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Speaker 1: Little Faith. I have so enjoyed doing this podcast series
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Speaker 1: the past year, sharing amazing phone calls. I get phone
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Speaker 1: calls every night, powerful phone calls every night, and only
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Speaker 1: three minutes of those calls make it on the air.
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Speaker 1: I might talk to somebody ten, fifteen, twenty minutes about life,
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Speaker 1: about love, about things that matter, and only three minutes
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Speaker 1: of that makes it on the air, because that's how
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Speaker 1: radio is programmed. And so I love doing this podcast
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Speaker 1: because I'm able to share those calls in their entirety.
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Speaker 1: I'm able to share the essence of the conversation without
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Speaker 1: having to edit it for airtime. This podcast Have a
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Speaker 1: Little Faith is not about religion, per se. I'm not
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Speaker 1: smart enough. I'm not educated enough to have that kind
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Speaker 1: of podcast. My pastor John King, certainly is. He is
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Speaker 1: so well educated and so understands things like that, although
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Speaker 1: I know he would never ever do a podcast like that, because,
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Speaker 1: like me, he doesn't believe on focusing on the things
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Speaker 1: that divide us, but instead on the things that u
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Speaker 1: nine us. Our love for the Lord, our love for
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Speaker 1: the Lord, and our love for one another. When you
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Speaker 1: share your faith and your love with me. When you
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Speaker 1: call me at night and share your faith with me,
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Speaker 1: you strengthen my faith. Or when you call in you
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Speaker 1: say Delilah, I'm fresh out of faith. I don't know
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Speaker 1: where to turn. I don't have a clue how to
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Speaker 1: find the answer. So the big questions in life that
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Speaker 1: inspires me because I am so eager, so eager, and
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Speaker 1: so desiring wanting to share the love of Christ with you.
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Speaker 1: When I talk to people, I try to talk with them,
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Speaker 1: not to them. I try to talk with them, not
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Speaker 1: at them, And I try to talk with an open
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Speaker 1: mind and open heart because, believe you me, I am
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Speaker 1: in no position ever to stand in judgment. I try
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Speaker 1: to share my experience from my heart. I try to
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Speaker 1: share the reality of some of the bad choices I've
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Speaker 1: made in the hopes that you won't be a knucklehead
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Speaker 1: like I've been. I love your stories and the way
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Speaker 1: you trust me with them. A lot of times you
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Speaker 1: thank me for listening, but I want to thank you
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Speaker 1: for sharing. When people are real, when they're vulnerable, when
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Speaker 1: they're giving a gift of their transparency of their heart,
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Speaker 1: then other people listening don't feel so lone. When you
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Speaker 1: are transparent, When you are authentic. It gives other people
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Speaker 1: permission to be transparent and authentic, including me. This episode
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Speaker 1: is all about how faith and friendship matter, especially right now,
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Speaker 1: Especially right now with all the craziness going on in
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Speaker 1: the world, we need to be there for one another.
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Speaker 1: Today I will share some stories that reach across joy
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Speaker 1: and sadness, grief and excitement, sometimes a little bit of
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Speaker 1: both of First we have Melissa. Melissa told me off
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Speaker 1: the air she was going through a separation from her
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Speaker 1: boyfriend Tyler, but they were still friends. Melissa, welcome to
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Speaker 1: have a little faith with Delilah. Let's jump in. It
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Speaker 1: sounds like you and Tyler still love each other, can't you.
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Speaker 1: Why can't you work this out?
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Speaker 2: Because he just didn't match. He just got where he
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Speaker 2: can't see it son because he moves far away for
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Speaker 2: the job and everything.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, how old is his son?
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Speaker 2: His son is I want to say, five or six?
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Speaker 1: And dad had to move away for work. That stinks.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in the carnival business.
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Speaker 1: So oh so he's always moving. Yeah, that is hard, hard, dirty, hot,
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Speaker 1: sweaty work.
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Speaker 2: He's been doing it for years.
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Speaker 1: Well, I used to want to run away with the carnival.
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Speaker 2: It seems like it'd be fun.
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Speaker 1: Every time the circus of the carnival would come to
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Speaker 1: our little town. I would so want to run away
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Speaker 1: with them, right, kind of glad I stuck with radio,
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Speaker 1: But you know, I still think that could have been.
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Speaker 1: I could have had some fun. Yeah, and you've never
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Speaker 1: been tempted to just throw it all away and go
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Speaker 1: be a Carnie Barker.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I had the chance. I could have went
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Speaker 2: to New Jersey with some years ago, but I decided
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Speaker 2: to stick around and get my gd work on my schooling.
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Speaker 1: Good for you, and what do you do now?
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Speaker 2: I'm a full time student. I'm going for business management
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Speaker 2: and psychology. I want to open up my own rehabilitation
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Speaker 2: center with the arts to help people that are recovering.
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Speaker 1: So that makes a little more sense, my friend, than
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Speaker 1: working with a carnival. I don't know. I think you're
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Speaker 1: making going to make a huge difference in the world. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: not that there's anything wrong with popping popcorn and selling
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Speaker 1: tickets for the rides, because we all need a little
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Speaker 1: fun now and again. But praise God, thank you for
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Speaker 1: caring about people and having such a compassionate vision.
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Speaker 2: I definitely, I mean because I went through it. I
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Speaker 2: used to be an addict and I've been recovered for
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Speaker 2: about seven years now.
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Speaker 1: So and what was your drug of choice? Can I ask?
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Speaker 2: At first? It is on pills, then cocaine, and then
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Speaker 2: I was really bad on that.
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Speaker 1: And you were able to quit cold turkey.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I ended up not talking to anybody, like, changing
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Speaker 2: my whole circle, focusing on my school and my family.
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Speaker 1: Melissa, you are a walking miracle. Do you know how
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Speaker 1: few people with that drug are able to get clean? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: I know. What I realize is like it wasn't helping
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Speaker 2: me with anything, and I was just miserable, plus to
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Speaker 2: put me in a really bad relationship with abuse there
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Speaker 2: for like over it was about four three four years.
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Speaker 1: I am so proud of you. Look at you going
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Speaker 1: to school, getting a degree, wanting to help other people
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Speaker 1: in recovery. What a testimony.
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Speaker 2: My mom was proud. I got the Dreams List too
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Speaker 2: and everything.
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Speaker 1: So do you know how God must be smiling and
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Speaker 1: turning handstands right now? So proud of you? Yeah, Nan,
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Speaker 1: I wish I could give you a big hug. I'm
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Speaker 1: going to play a song for you. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: put you on hold and then you're gonna give me
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Speaker 1: your address so that I can send you a gift.
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Speaker 1: I've got some great Laura Geller cosmetics I'm going to
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Speaker 1: send you, And I've got some great silver palette pasta
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Speaker 1: sauce which is all organic and delicious that I'm going
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Speaker 1: to send you. Okay, So I love pasta. Melissa. I
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Speaker 1: am so proud of your choice to get sober, to
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Speaker 1: get grounded, but mostly your choice to help others. May
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Speaker 1: the Lord bless you and give you the strength to
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Speaker 1: continue on this journey. This conversation, Melissa has given me
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Speaker 1: so much hope tonight. So thank you.
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Speaker 2: You're welcome, and I love listening to you and the
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Speaker 2: advice you give. It's amazing.
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Speaker 1: Up next, we have Andrea, who's taking care of her
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Speaker 1: elderly parents right now, and her story explains why her
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Speaker 1: loyalty and love extends far beyond her parents. Let's hear
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Speaker 1: from Andrea right now.
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Speaker 3: Yes, thank you so much, Tolila.
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Speaker 4: I just want to say thank you.
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Speaker 3: First of all, I've listened to you growing up for
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Speaker 3: twenty five years of my mom and the car driving home,
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Speaker 3: and you've been to such a voice for Canada and
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Speaker 3: America for so many years so thank you. And I
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Speaker 3: just want to say I saw your TikTok about you know,
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Speaker 3: springtime and hope and renewal and what that means. And
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Speaker 3: I just want to know, how do you hold on
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Speaker 3: to the people you love as a age?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 3: Like my parents, my grandparents, they're aging and springtime is
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Speaker 3: the time of you know, renewal, and I just wanted
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Speaker 3: to know what your thoughts would be on that and
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Speaker 3: how to navigate that.
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Speaker 1: Well. Unfortunately, I did not have the privilege or the
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Speaker 1: blessing of hanging on to my folks as the aged
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Speaker 1: because they both died very young. I was in my
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Speaker 1: mid thirties when I was in my early thirties when
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Speaker 1: we lost my dad my mid thirties. Two years later
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Speaker 1: we lost my mom.
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Speaker 3: Wow.
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Speaker 1: So and because I had been disowned by my family
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Speaker 1: for choosing to love someone they did not approve of,
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Speaker 1: I didn't have any contact with my grandparents my father's family,
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Speaker 1: and I had limited contact with my grandparents on my
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Speaker 1: mother's family. My grandma of course never turned her back
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Speaker 1: on me, because she adored me, but my grandpa wasn't
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Speaker 1: too pleased with my choices. So my sister, if she
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Speaker 1: were here, she would be much more qualified to answer
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Speaker 1: that because she was the one that ended up caring
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Speaker 1: for all of them and loving them through their illnesses
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Speaker 1: and their infirmities and cancer and all that stuff. She
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Speaker 1: was the one that showed up and never gave up,
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Speaker 1: and never gave in and didn't stop even though when
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Speaker 1: my mom passed she had just given birth a couple
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Speaker 1: of weeks before, and she was taking care of my
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Speaker 1: mama while she was pregnant.
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Speaker 3: That's incredible. Oh my goodness, Oh my goodness. But I
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Speaker 3: would even say, Juliah, like, despite what you've said, you've
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Speaker 3: also given so much love to people, right, and you've
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Speaker 3: built such an incredible family. And you know, my brother
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Speaker 3: and I were actually adopted from overseas for my parents,
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Speaker 3: and you've really helped that. An example of family is
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Speaker 3: not only you know, blood, but it's what you build.
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Speaker 3: And I think that's really inspired you know, us and
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Speaker 3: probably millions around the world.
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Speaker 4: So I'm very grateful for that.
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Speaker 1: I believe in building families through adoption so strongly. I
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Speaker 1: think that adoption is such a gift to the parents
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Speaker 1: that are blessed with adopting to the child. If they
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Speaker 1: are adopted into a loving home, to the siblings, the
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Speaker 1: aunts and uncles, but mostly to the community and to
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Speaker 1: society as as a whole. No child should be tossed aside.
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Speaker 1: No child is an accident, No child should be disposed of.
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Speaker 1: No child should be stuck in an institution or in
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Speaker 1: a broken foster care system. Did you know we got
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Speaker 1: four hundred and eighty thousand kids in our very broken
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Speaker 1: foster care system and less than five percent will ever
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Speaker 1: be adopted. They'll they won't have a forever family.
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Speaker 2: Terrible. That's terrible.
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Speaker 1: It's horrible. It's horrible, it's unforgivable. I don't know how
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Speaker 1: we can call ourselves a nation of believers, people that
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Speaker 1: supposedly believe in God when we let children languish in
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Speaker 1: institutions or foster care and we look the other way.
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Speaker 1: Would rather go to a football game, would rather, you know,
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Speaker 1: buy a new car than build a family?
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Speaker 3: Yes, And it's also fleeting, right, these material possessions, they're
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Speaker 3: so they're so temporary. And I found that even as
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Speaker 3: I navigate my own career, like the most fulfilling things
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Speaker 3: are spending time with family. And what better way to
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Speaker 3: really fulfill that promise and to really enjoy the life
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Speaker 3: that we've been given, which is truly a gift than
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Speaker 3: to build family and to build a community.
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Speaker 1: So is your sibling that was also adopted biologically related
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Speaker 1: to you or are you from two different biofamilies.
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Speaker 3: Two different bio families, two different from opposite ends from
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Speaker 3: Russia actually, and so I was on one end, he
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Speaker 3: was on the other end. And you know, my parents
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Speaker 3: at the time, they had found out about this adoption
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Speaker 3: agency and they they ended up going not once but twice.
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Speaker 3: And we've met tons of amazing people. I still am
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Speaker 3: in contact with some of my you know, they call
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Speaker 3: them crib mats from the orphanage. And it's really it's
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Speaker 3: really touching in a ground, you right, because the life
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Speaker 3: that we have here is is not the reality for
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Speaker 3: so many, so many around the world.
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Speaker 1: There's a guy I follow on TikTok and I've gotten
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Speaker 1: to know him a little bit named aj who was
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Speaker 1: adopted not from Russia but from that area, from an orphanage.
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Speaker 1: And he is such a beautiful soul. I love him
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Speaker 1: and I love his heart. He's brilliant first off, far
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Speaker 1: smarter than I will ever be. He's younger than most
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Speaker 1: of my adult children, just a beautiful person and a
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Speaker 1: beautiful soul, and he shares how his life was changed,
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Speaker 1: transformed by being taken out of an institution where you
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Speaker 1: know there is no hope.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and there's and there's often there's often not.
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Speaker 3: And so to your point about the five percent, you know,
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Speaker 3: I'm so grateful to have been a part of that
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Speaker 3: very small statistic. And I feel this overwhelming sense of
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Speaker 3: duty now right, which is a rightful duty. And that
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Speaker 3: is too when I meet people that are in that
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Speaker 3: circumstance that could use a hand. You know, I have
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Speaker 3: an obligation as a fello human being to lift people
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Speaker 3: up if I have the capacity, because at the end
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Speaker 3: of the day, we are all going to the same state,
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Speaker 3: the same destination, and it's incumbent really on me to
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Speaker 3: help as much as I can. And that's what you've done,
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Speaker 3: and that's why it's just so inspiring and love. Although
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Speaker 3: it may again like life be fleeting, it is the
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Speaker 3: one thing that keeps us grounded.
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Speaker 1: All right. God, bless you, honey. I just wish I
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Speaker 1: could give you a big hug.
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Speaker 3: Thank you me too, thank you for everything. I can
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Speaker 3: feel that I have the shivers now, So thank.
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Speaker 1: You, Andrea. You have just made my entire day. You
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Speaker 1: are everything I look for in this world. You have gratitude,
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Speaker 1: you have compassion, you have so much love. You clearly
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Speaker 1: are an example of everything I try to share each
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Speaker 1: and every day. It doesn't come naturally to me. I
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Speaker 1: have to work at it. Please know that I am
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Speaker 1: praying for your parents. But more than that, know that
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Speaker 1: God is with you, and He is in every detail
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Speaker 1: that you are going through. Thank you for your strength.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for sharing your story. The last call I
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Speaker 1: want to share with you today is from Jamie. Jamie
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Speaker 1: is experiencing both joy and very deep pain for her friend.
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Speaker 1: Let's hear from Jamie right now. Hey Jamie, welcome to
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Speaker 1: have a little faith with Delilah.
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Speaker 4: Oh my God, I have been waiting forever talk to you.
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Speaker 1: How long have you been listening to my show?
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Speaker 5: I think I've listened to you all of my young years.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I like you make me feel like I'm
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Speaker 5: at home.
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Speaker 1: I love that. I love being your radio mama.
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Speaker 4: Yes, so I have two things today.
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Speaker 5: My spouse who took over as stepdad to my daughter,
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Speaker 5: and then we had a baby. But he is a
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Speaker 5: strong man and he is awesome, and I just want
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Speaker 5: to give a shout out to Joe. And then this
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Speaker 5: last year, my high school friend lost her son Silas
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Speaker 5: to a motorcycle accident. And he was born in twenty twelve,
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Speaker 5: and there's so much happiness and so much sadness and
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Speaker 5: just the we're so grateful to God.
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Speaker 1: And it's hard to believe that your heart can contain
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Speaker 1: two such diametrically opposed emotions as the joy of true
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Speaker 1: love and a baby and a family, and the grief
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Speaker 1: of holding space for your friend. It's like, how does
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Speaker 1: a heart hold those two realities simultaneously?
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Speaker 5: Yes, And then she's trying to be a mom two
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Speaker 5: or three other children, And every day I.
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Speaker 4: Get up and I just think of her. You know,
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Speaker 4: I just I had to call you.
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Speaker 1: I wish I could give you a hug in person.
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Speaker 5: I just can't be talking to you. You're a therapy
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Speaker 5: on the radio for everybody, and I know you've been
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Speaker 5: through a lot, so I appreciate you being there for
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Speaker 5: us suffering and going through things.
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Speaker 1: You know what's funny is my listeners have been there
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Speaker 1: for me as much as I've been there for you guys,
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Speaker 1: and you don't even know it. I have a girlfriend,
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Speaker 1: Christina that works for me. She helps me out with
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Speaker 1: the animals and the kids. She comes in and we
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Speaker 1: were talking and she knows some of the things I'm
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Speaker 1: facing right now with some of the dynamics in our
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Speaker 1: family and some people that are facing major health issues,
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Speaker 1: and she says, how do you do it? She said,
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Speaker 1: I was listening to you the other night and you
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Speaker 1: were laughing and so happy, and she said, I know,
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Speaker 1: five minutes before you went on the air, you were crying.
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Speaker 1: And I said, for me, it's healing when I talk
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Speaker 1: to people and connect with people and they share their
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Speaker 1: energy and their love and their heart and their prayers
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Speaker 1: for me, it's my happy place. And she said, yeah,
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Speaker 1: but you know, how do you pour from an empty cup?
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Speaker 1: And I said, that's the secret. That's what fills my
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Speaker 1: cup exactly.
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Speaker 5: So I put my phone on sneaker and I was like, well,
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Speaker 5: I'm going to go to As soon as I hear someone,
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna sit up. And I heard your voice and
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Speaker 5: I was like, I'm full.
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Speaker 4: I teach.
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Speaker 5: I'm a teacher, and it's exhausting, but the kids feel me,
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Speaker 5: they take away, but they also feel me. And then
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Speaker 5: my babies, my own babies take away and they film me.
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Speaker 5: But at the end of the day, I just can't
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Speaker 5: imagine my friend losing her baby. I can't imagine.
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Speaker 1: And so no, you can't, and you don't ever want to.
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Speaker 1: I used to pray, Lord, I can I can stand
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Speaker 1: up in under anything. Please God, just don't ever call
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Speaker 1: one of my children home. And then he did.
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Speaker 5: And I've read so much about you, and I know
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Speaker 5: you don't know me, and I know, but I pray
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Speaker 5: every day o my children, and I think about you
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Speaker 5: like I drive home sometimes late at night and I cry.
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Speaker 5: I hear these stories and I'm like, but I look
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Speaker 5: at my baby's in the back seat, and I'm so thankful.
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Speaker 4: And that's all we have is those moments.
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Speaker 1: Well, enjoy those moments, enjoy your family. Thank you for
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Speaker 1: holding space for your friend. Please, because after like month
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Speaker 1: two or three or four, people start back in a
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Speaker 1: way they like, Okay, well it's time to get over it,
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Speaker 1: time to move on.
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Speaker 4: I'm the weird one.
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Speaker 5: I'm like, here's a gift card, get yourself on the
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Speaker 5: yell And I send a gift card and yeah, people
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Speaker 5: forget and I just can't. His face is on my
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Speaker 5: refrigerator and we will not forget Silas.
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Speaker 1: And it's not even that people forget, it's that America,
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Speaker 1: our culture doesn't honor grief. If we don't honor real
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Speaker 1: important things like pregnancy, you're supposed to like bounce up
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Speaker 1: and be back to work in a few weeks. Come on,
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Speaker 1: come on, get back out there in the workforce, find
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Speaker 1: a babysitter. Been mared on that and other cultures they
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Speaker 1: get a year or two off when you're pregnant, when
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Speaker 1: you're in nerve sing when you're having a baby. Not here, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: get back to it, back to work. We don't. We
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Speaker 1: don't honor. I mean, we make a big deal lot
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Speaker 1: of weddings or kinsinet's or bought Mitzvah's, or big parties
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Speaker 1: for weekend for a weekend, for a day, for a weekend.
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Speaker 1: But big things, real things, grief things, life things, terminal
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Speaker 1: illness things, we're like, come on, come on, come on,
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Speaker 1: get over it right.
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Speaker 4: Well, just put the gardeners in your prayers.
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Speaker 5: And I would say one song I would request would
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Speaker 5: be even skill go s high on that mountain. If
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Speaker 5: you do song requests, if you have a better one,
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Speaker 5: that's great.
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Speaker 1: But that was Silas's all right, I will find something
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Speaker 1: that will honor Silas. But tell me about back to
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Speaker 1: the baby and this man you married.
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Speaker 5: I met him when Tatum was three and COVID hit
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Speaker 5: and Tatum was going to turn five, and I said,
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Speaker 5: you better have a baby because I'm done.
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Speaker 4: That's Tatum's stepdad, And I'm talking to Delilah and then
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Speaker 4: and is.
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Speaker 1: That Tatum that needs mom right now?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 4: She does? Come on to go tonight.
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Speaker 1: All right, you go snuggle your babies. I will play
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Speaker 1: a song for your beautiful family.
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Speaker 4: Hey, thank you, Jamie.
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Speaker 1: If you had any idea how much I love that
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Speaker 1: you are both snuggling with your child but realizing that
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Speaker 1: your best friend can't hold her child tonight because he
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Speaker 1: is gone. You are a person who is very much
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Speaker 1: in step with what it means to love and honor
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Speaker 1: not just a friendship, but more importantly, the Lord. I
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Speaker 1: am so blessed to call you a friend in faith.
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Speaker 4: I love you.
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Speaker 1: I love you. As we wrap up today's show, I
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Speaker 1: want you to know that the love, the stories, the encouragement,
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Speaker 1: all that you give me allows me to be present
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Speaker 1: and to understand that we are nothing without each other,
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Speaker 1: and we are certainly not going to figure out our
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Speaker 1: path without the love the direction of the Almighty. Until
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Speaker 1: next time, I will continue to share a little faith
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Speaker 1: with you, both on the radio, on my social media,
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Speaker 1: and here in this podcast. Lord bless you and keep you,
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Speaker 1: and make His light to shine upon you. God bless you,
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Speaker 1: be Love