Chason ForehandHost
Melissa Robinson-WinemillerHost
Well, I, you know, your, your story is heartbreaking and it reminds me of what's happening right now.

And in the system where, you know, when they're talking about the seven and they're talking about things that have things that are happening in the world where people have had injustices and the system has failed them.

And it takes years for them either to move on or for the system to catch up and actually do the right thing.

So first, you know, obviously, I'm grateful that you have come out of that season and that you've taken those really painful lessons and use them as fuel for what you do now, which is super powerful, super powerful.

And I appreciate so much that seeing you, the resilience, the tenacity, the courage.

When you were... going on stages and talking about your past just as you did some today but you you i've heard you speak and you've gone into more depth about your struggles and and some of the things that you had to deal with when you have gone on stages and talked about this has it felt liberating to you
No, but it's because I'm talking about it because I know I'm not the only one who has experienced and is experiencing it.
And because I know there are other people that are feeling as marginalized and alone and forgotten as I did, I can't really be liberated from it because I know there's so many more like me out there.
Maybe someday, if there weren't any more people suffering at the hands of a lack of empathy and people who refuse to be humane, maybe then it would be liberating.
But right now, I know what they're going through because I went through it.

Well, I appreciate you standing up and and being proactive and making a difference.

Well, I, you know, your, your story is heartbreaking and it reminds me of what's happening right now.

And in the system where, you know, when they're talking about the seven and they're talking about things that have things that are happening in the world where people have had injustices and the system has failed them.

And it takes years for them either to move on or for the system to catch up and actually do the right thing.

So first, you know, obviously, I'm grateful that you have come out of that season and that you've taken those really painful lessons and use them as fuel for what you do now, which is super powerful, super powerful.

And I appreciate so much that seeing you, the resilience, the tenacity, the courage.

When you were... going on stages and talking about your past just as you did some today but you you i've heard you speak and you've gone into more depth about your struggles and and some of the things that you had to deal with when you have gone on stages and talked about this has it felt liberating to you
No, but it's because I'm talking about it because I know I'm not the only one who has experienced and is experiencing it.
And because I know there are other people that are feeling as marginalized and alone and forgotten as I did, I can't really be liberated from it because I know there's so many more like me out there.
Maybe someday, if there weren't any more people suffering at the hands of a lack of empathy and people who refuse to be humane, maybe then it would be liberating.
But right now, I know what they're going through because I went through it.

Well, I appreciate you standing up and and being proactive and making a difference.
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