Kitha Larie
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"I know what I weighed last time I went to the doctor. But to me, when you look at numbers on a scale, it tends to mess with your mind and you think you're not making progress. So I wanted to instead focus on my body and how my body's changing. I do measure 4 inches around my waist, and I have lost, you know, a few inches, which is a good thing. And I focus on how my clothes fit."
"She went out of town for vacation and I thought I would ask you to come in sooner. Can you do so? And I told her yes because I'm more than just. It's more just my nail tip. That's my friend, you know, I've been knowing her since I've been living in Louisville. Actually I knew her before I moved here a little bit before I moved here. So about four and a half years. I've been knowing he...
"But when we say that we don't mean to jeopardize our happiness, we don't mean to live in sorrow, or at least I don't, you know, it doesn't mean that you have to put up with something just because you're connected with that person. Because we have many battles that we fight, but sometimes the battles come to an end and sometimes there are no winners. Sometimes there's an obvious winner...
"You know, these are things that when people deal with illnesses, they don't talk about. You know, we don't talk about that part of life, how the medication was our safety. And now we don't have the medication, like, where's the safety? You know, of course we trust and believe that everything is going to be fine and that, you know, he's healed, but where's the safety? You know? And I s...
"You know, knowing that it's the end of something which should be so, so magnificent, it should be so, so much happiness, but knowing that it's the end but what you've been through, and then knowing that it's something that you'll always have to pay attention to, you know. So I went to work today and I had. I scheduled a therapy today. And during therapy I was able to talk about it and...
"But the eyes might come, you know, the eyes could recycle themselves. But one thing I do know, despite all this, is that I love my son. I fought just as hard as he did. I cried with him, I stayed up with him, I worried with him, I praised with him. I spoke highly of him, I understood him, I was patient with him. That's what I know. But this is just me getting it out."
"Well, I just want to remind everyone that those of us who are on a fitness journey and trying to be healthier and to get better realize that the days that you just don't want to do it are the days that you need it most. Because I'm driving through the parking lot, and I'm working late. I'm on the way back, and I'm like, dang, gotta exercise."
"If you have unhappy children and they're not listening to you, guess what? You can't motivate them. They gonna still be skipping school, they still gonna be cussing out their teachers, they still gonna be lying to you. Until they realize their self worth, until they realize they could do much better. Until they know that you know that they, number one, that they have the support."
"But I tell you what, I shed my tears a couple months ago, and I'm really enjoying the fact that she's calling me and she's having the time of her life. So thank you so much for listening."
"So just, this is just a little night, late night story before I, you know, get ready for bed. But I appreciate you for listening and you can give your insight. I really, really would like to hear how you feel about this story, but I already made up my mind, and I then went ahead and I didn't even save his number back in my phone. That's how much I knew that it wasn't gonna work, so."
"Like, we have our last treatment coming up and I'm so excited, but I'm also so nervous, you know, and I think that has a lot to do with just my feelings and how I feel right now about my rank and purpose or the purpose of this app in my life. It's a good purpose."
"I took her to school first senior year and on before that. I Had conversations. I have conversations with her at night, you know, laying across my bed telling her to get out of my room. That's going to change. I'm not going to have nobody tell to get out of my room when he's on his chemo. We're not going to have. We. Well, we had to go to labs, but I'm not going to be able."
"You know, somebody guarantees you $1 million are you gonna stand still in one spot? Are you gonna run away from the bee when all you gotta do is just run the opposite way or walk right by it? You know, like you. You run right through it. I mean, if you got to run through it to get to the other side, you got to walk by to get to the other side. Are you going to turn back and not go?"
"We're the parent and they're the kid, but they got their own say, you know, we can't be telling our parents what to do, but they, you know, but as far as, like, the role of, you know, me taking my dad to the store, me trying to help out with different things with my dad, it definitely was kind of like a role reversal, but he's still in control. So if you listen, thanks so much."
"The mental health ward is responsible. It's ongoing. But I just see Louisville just becoming worse. You know, I'm here because I live here and my son's here, and my job's here, you know, and we're receiving treatment here. But I tell you what, it made me think about whether I want to be here or not. But, you know, crime is everywhere. It's everywhere."
"And I kept telling her that I had worked for recruitment with the agency that I work to talk about how much success I had had and how I had raised a profit over 50% and how I was a manager of about 100 people in a corporation. And she seemed pretty nice and she seemed okay. But one thing, and I know it's gonna sound bad, but I don't like interviewing with people who are my own color, ...
"I'm so grateful that the journey that we had, we trusted and believed and things have come to be a testimony, you know, of greatness. But I just had to share that. You know, it was hectic this morning. It took me forever to get him to school. Took me forever to pick them up. But you know what, it is worth it. And the conversations that we have, I'm looking forward to those conversatio...
"Hey, swell. Good morning and happy Wednesday. I'm so glad it's the middle of the week. I'm ready for the week to be over. However, this is a busy week because school starts back. But I had a question for you all. How many baby showers are enough? I mean, I was looking on social media this morning, and this girl that I know is on her sixth kid. Well, really seventh, because she lost on...
"They're in good neighborhoods, like I said. But the thing about the school system in Louisville is that what they do is they will take. And people look at it two different ways. I can look at it two different ways. I think it's good, but then I know it's not. So if that makes any sense. Because they take the people who are from the west end, the bad area, the hood, and they put so man...
"But I'm just, you know, things that are important to me or, you know, trying to make more money, trying to look for a better place, trying to get healthier, you know, trying to form some kind of routine, keeping up with the latest, you know, not the latest, but, you know, news about how to take care of yourself or how to protect yourself, what places are safe to go. Taking trips with ...
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