Like how have challenges like this helped you become the person that you are today now?

So so many ways.

Right.

So through all of those things, like after cancer treatment, I thought that like I was really positive, like I came out of that positive.

But in hindsight, following that one relationship that ended with me without a passport, I came home from that situation and I really had to take a long, hard look at myself in the mirror.

Right.

And I had to take accountability for me.

And so you explained a little bit that when you first were diagnosed with cancer, you spent a lot of time convincing other people, maybe your family, friends, people that care about you, that it was going to be okay, right? Like that you're good and kind of portraying that you were confident about what was going on, that you're going to beat this, right? What was that experience like?