and i am healing. i m here at the memorial wall. i wanted to do something to remember my mom. for some reason, i m having anxiety. obviously it s normal with everything that s going on right now. i think i m going to take a break for a while. you can get through it. and if you can get through it, there s a greater reward on the other side. just like anybody else, you know, i m just trying to do my little part to try and save my community. ta-da! i m just really excited we re back open. and i am smiling under my mask! incredible scenes on the day the fans came back. welcome back to the theater! you guys, it s been so long! you re looking at yourself in the mirror, and you re just like, “there. i. am.” be your best. never, ever, ever stop dreaming. i don t care what they tell you. .we the jury in the above entitled manner as to count three find the defendant guilty.
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to me, but it is primarily women and this notion that they are judged for staying, judged for leaving, judged for what their decisions are and muddling their way through it. for me, the one thing i always say to people is, don t you know, i was very good at compartmentalizing. it s one of the things i learned about myself, but also allow yourself to feel. i mean, i just became this sort of closed, you know, angry, bitter person for a really long time so when that had happened, you know that was your breakingo poin it was my breaking point, in part because of the first few years of anthony and i living this together, i felt as though we were in a bit of a bunker. there s the outside world. i wasn t sure who i could trust or who i could talk to. i would read about things i supposedly told friends in confidence, so it gave you a sense of, you know, insecurity about who in the outside world you could trust and so we really were kind of in this together. we were both shunned from ce
groceries in the fridge, are dried clothes. the word hack was a little puzzling, because i didn t really back then, talking about 2011, being hacked was a scary thing, but that was it. you mentioned, you were neglect newly pregnant. how did you reconcile what was supposed to be one of the happiest moments of your life with the fact that, after he said he was hacked, he eventually did come to you and say, it s true. well, it took him a few days to come around, telling the truth, and we went away for the weekend, and he i noticed him being not himself over that weekend, and the morning we were to leave to return to new york, he is standing at the front door with his bags right in the doorway, in and out and he told me the truth, that it was him, that he had sent the image, and in that moment, i just felt a
cetera, but we average several of those a week and we re used to it. my friends look at me, it s almost like therapy and say how can you do this? but you have to we got to be careful not to normalize it, but i m not going to not do my job. i m not going to go out and not be with people. i m not going to go out and not listen to them. i want the american people to think about what s happening in our country, that this kind of hate, this fear is happening in communities across the country. you know, if you even look at the horrific shooting that killed children in our state, they were living with parents that were reflecting, he was living with parents this had some of that. we need to really worry about our democracy, and find a way that you can disagree with people and do it in a civil and agreeable way, and it really does have me very worried. you know, the day before parkland, i was meeting with one