in this crisis and i want to be a helper. and that s how i approached this. i thought, i m not a doctor, i m not a researcher, but i can tell stories. and i think we would all agree that there s a transformative power in story telling. when you see a woman and meet her where she is and say, i haven t felt affirmed, i passed out when i was 12 in the hallway and they gave me tylenol and told me to go back to class. and i am so close to these women. and i was sitting there at times and i was like, oh, my goodness, i had no idea that you haven t felt whole. no one does! i didn t realize you felt so broken. so we as a society, everybody, let s try to change that. let s wrap our arms around these women and say, you know what, you are not alone, you are not broken. you can talk about this and we ll get through it. i want to take a look at another clip from the documentary. for people who are still saying, what is this? does this impact me? just watch this. i was in my late 20s, early