Right.

So she, she came back, and within no time, they took my s- suitcase away, they took our clothes, which we left by the tree, and we started walking to some place where they shaved my head, and I had no more hair left.

And I had braids.

So I remember the woman, I was so small, that she picked me up, and she put me on a bench, and she said to me, "You poor child." Again, I don't know the language, but she was Jewish, obviously.

She herself had no hair, no, no, no, no hair.

So I came to find my mother.

There were all these women without hair, and the floor was full of, of hair that you stand on.

It's, it's, I, I, I'm, uh, if you're comfortable sharing, you can tell another story, for sure.

Mm-hmm.

Michael and Rose.

Um- When they met, the first stipulation was my mother said, "I'm not wearing a sheitel." And he said, "Good, I don't want you to wear a sheitel." So she went home, and she told her mother, her father had died, "I'm not wearing a sheitel." They said, "No way.

You have to wear a sheitel.

You're part of our family." So what's interesting is they got married, but they left right away.

They had to leave town in order so that my mother's family should not be upset the way they lived.

Okay.

But she stayed.