World Diabetes Awareness

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W FOURCY Radio. Well, good
evening, good evening, good evening to

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God glory. Oh okay, we
we standtern and unmovable, always abounding,

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and welcome to another segment of setting
it straight with missus Gray. Good evening,

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y'all. How you doing, How
you're doing. I didn't have a

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chance to say, hey, Rabaul, I know she did well. I

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did to see you all. Let's
pray. Father, We just thank you,

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we praise you, we give you
glory. All I can do is

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exhaling you. Lord. You have
been just awesome and awesome, beyond awesome,

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beyond awesome, surprising me on every
hand, just surprising us, blessing

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us, and correcting us. I
ain't conrecting because I know that even with

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correction, I come out on the
better end. But we just thank you

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and we praise you. We pray
that everybody was safe. They had a

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safe and RESTful a few days.
All Father, God, I thank you

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that folks were traveling and they made
it back to say and we just thank

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you God, just for the fellowship
and the fund. Now, this is

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your show. This is your time
to talk to your people. We get

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behind the cross respectfully. We love
you, Lord, do what you do

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best, and that set your captain's
free. In Jesus' name, we pray,

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Amen and amen, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. Well before we get

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started on our show, and I
have to say, my co hosts don't

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know where this is gonna go because
this just came up earlier today. And

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I was like, okay, God, you know, it's your show,

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whatever you want. But he felt
he impressed upon me the need to for

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people to for pastors, in particular, especially when if you have new folks

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in your you us coming to your
services, you need to explain some things

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because you can they could come confused
and leave confused. Because I know I

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did as I grew on my on
my walk and my faith walking. And

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I'm talking about there's a statement that
they make let's return to our first love.

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And I know I've talked about that
before on this show. But she

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coming back. Give it a minute. I guess the buffer is taking place,

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but I wish we did know so
that we could help up with it.

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But she'll be old in just a
minute. Who there you. Oh,

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I've been on y'all to hear me
talking miss miss Gray. You are

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having intermittent internet issues at the moment. Okay, Well that's the devil and

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he's stupid still and he will not
rain. He will not win tonight.

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So let me know. When you
can't hear me, y'all just shake your

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head and then you know, I
may y'all may have to take it,

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okay, So we would just be
we're always ready in and out of season.

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Yeah, I told her, I
say, I wish we knew what

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it was so that we can't help
with it. But well, if you

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could text me in the chat and
let me know or just do this hand

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signal that you can't hear me,
I'd appreciate it. Okay, But as

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you know, there's some things that
the Lord wanted me to share with pastors.

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Having new folks come to your church, and there's certain things that you

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need to be aware of because a
lot of you like to say certain things

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and it will leave. It will
cause that new Christian at Baby Christian to

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leave just as confused as they came. And one statement is we need to

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return back to our first love.
So I know we've talked about this before.

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I looked around and everybody's amen,
ameny, and I'm like, okay,

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what was the first love? Because
my being adopted, my first love

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was my parents. I didn't know
about having a relationship with God. We

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went to church every Sunday. You
need to explain that a little bit more.

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Because I left that day like okay, well, I guess I won't

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come back to this church because there
on a totally different level. And I

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was too ashamed to ask what does
that mean. I've come to realize what

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that means, because we're spiritual beings
first before we're released from heaven into our

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mother's womb. So I'm presuming that
that's what they're talking about. Our first

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love is, you know, the
Lord, because we were in heaven before

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we took on these humanly bodies,
but you have to explain that now I

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was an adult, we're older.
But I still walked away confused and felt

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like I'm really the odd ball here
because I didn't know who my first My

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first love was, not who their
first love was. It was my parents.

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So that's one thing. Another thing
that held me up really giving my

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life to God and really running for
him as I've been running for the last

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thirty years was I thought. I
went to Catholic school, so we were

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into the beatitudes. Happy are the
more I popyl are they who you know

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more? And happy are they who
are meek? For they shall inherit you

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know heaven. And I'm like meekness. I thought meekness meant to be quiet.

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Who was who could whisper? And
I had to find out? So

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I was already counting myself out as
a young who'se me got you? I

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got you? As Miss Gray was
talking about meekness, it is difficult to

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know when someone is is understanding what
meek actually means. Can you ladies give

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us an insight please? Well,
you know, when she said meekness,

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I went to pull it up and
see what that dictionary. You know what

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the dictionary was saying. I was
trying to see if I can find my

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Bible dictionary. But in your regular
context, it meant humble person or quiet

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in nature as under unpro I mean, I can't say that word right now,

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but anyway, it's just saying that
you're a very humble person. And

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a lot of times people misconscrewed meekness
with a person that's being passive. Okay,

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can you all hear me? Yes? We can. Okay, I

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just can't hear y'all. Hang on
a minute, and can you see me?

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Yes? Yes, okay, can
when of you say something? I

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was just explaining I can't hear you. I can't hear you all now,

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oh okay, okay, say you
need to get behind. I'm gonna try

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one more time. You guys start
talking about diabetes, okay, and I'll

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be back that I can talk about
that. You know, diabetes is one

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of those diseases that depending on how
you're how you're diagnosed, and if correct

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me, if I'm right, Trey, you can get off the man forma

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or whatever the physician has prescribed,
because sometimes it's a weight control. But

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they have shown in commercials that weight
control is not the whole thing. A

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lot of times it's what you eat
and if your body can process it,

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because you can be very slim and
trim and still have the high L d

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L and d T d ls and
your high blood sugar and all this.

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So it's not about size, it's
not about weade. Sometimes it's about what

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you intake in your body, and
we need to learn how to be more

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mindful of what we eat, food, change and workout. That is so

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true and sharing that is it is
because a lot of times it's what we

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intake, and with lack of exercise
or with exercise, that can make a

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difference in your blood sugar and how
it operates in your body. And it's

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your your uh, your pancreas,
And am I saying it correct? My

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pan Chris is the one that gives
off that insulin to your body for it

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to react to it and function as
it should as God has produced it.

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But a lot of time it's not
so much being overweight or being too skinny.

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It's about what we intake and how
we eat, and that makes a

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big difference. How about you trade? Yeah, I concur with that,

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Tommy, So I think it could
be hereditary and then it's type two diabetes.

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I think that when you when you
are diagnosed later and I think,

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God, I think type one.
I think you're born with it. I

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could be off. But you know, diabetes is that tricky. It's that

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tricky disease that is hard. I
mean, it's trying to fluctuate numbers.

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And I remember my dad going through
it, you know, with the insulin

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and what the give them and what
not to give them, and taste and

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the food's invest stables aren't made the
same. You're right, miss Sherring Sharin.

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I hope I'm pronouncing your name right. But yeah, the foods and

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stuff, so your potatoes, your
rices, and you know, your sweets

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and stuff like that, and you
know, we just have to kind of

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be mindful of it. And I
know I do because my dad had diabetes

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and so but I think he got
that later on in life. It wasn't

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he didn't have it all the time. And so trying to regulate that even

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with nutrition, it it was a
whole different beast that I didn't understand when

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to give the insulin, when not
to give the insulin, if when is

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too I whin is too low?
And it's based on your age too as

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well. You know what they determine
as far as your nutritional your nutritional intake

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Veronica, Veronica, Okay, yes, you said it right, Okay,

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so thank you. So I was
I saying yes so, but just trying

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to manage that even like with the
nutrition classes and you know, taking the

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sugar or taking the insulin. And
sometimes it's timy, you know, because

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my dad was on it so many
times a day, sometimes it wasn't feasible

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and if he had an aide that
comes to the house, they couldn't give

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it to him. So because they
weren't they weren't met certified, so the

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company didn't allow them to do it. So it was it was very difficult

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coat to kind of manage that.
And so type two can be reviewed,

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reversed and under control if you mind
what you intake and make some changes.

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You're right, thank you, miss
Missy. You're right. It does mindset

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exercise. So one of the things
I had started doing a couple of years

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back was I had someone a fitness
instructor, to kind of help me navigate

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that because I knew if it was
up to me, I wouldn't be able

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to do not it'll be difficult for
me to be able to do it.

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So the kind of jump started,
you know, and he was doing nutrition

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and and you know things meal prep, really coaching us and educating us on

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that. And so yeah, I
want to shout out to Derek's Got Fit

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camp and so yeah, he's great. He's an awesome trainer. So he's

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out there in Anthony, the Rhods
area. And even if you you know,

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you're just you're walking, even if
for a walk for two hours,

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you know, you just just go
for a walk and and uh, you

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know, just make that effort.
You could exercise in your home. You

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don't have to go to the gym. You can exercise in your home.

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All you need is just to walk
in place. You know. Put it

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on demand. You got all the
music channels, Reggae, gospel, R

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and B, rock, classical,
whatever, put it on demand and just

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and just dance to the music,
move to the music. Even you know,

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I can't hear you, Alicia,
but I just want to add a

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phrase that slow movement is better than
no movement. And so it's not how

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fast you do something, but just
start out slow. You can do chair.

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I think she's still stuck. I
think you do chair exercises if your

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mobility is difficult. And I get
it because I was at that point.

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You know, it was difficult for
movement whended. But just a little bit

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at a time, you know,
and just gradual increases. You don't have

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to do it all in one day. And the count was thirty minutes each

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time you go. So it doesn't
mean you have to be in there hours

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at a time because that could be
overwhelming. So just a little bit.

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I know. Also where people go
out and buy weights and things like that.

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You have your water drug, you
have your milk drug, you have

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your can vegetables or whatever. You
can use those to lift them and just

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move your body. Like she said, chair exercise. You can sit in

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a chair and move your legs.
I exercised your leg My mom, she

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got type two diabetes when she turned
fifty and we didn't know what was going

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on. Her blood sugar just shot
up. And after what she told me

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that she was always borderline. She
but she wasn't doing what it takes to

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keep it down. And the state
borderline up below the level that threw her

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into somewhat as she was in somewhat
called a coma diabetic a diabetic of coma.

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She started, yeah, she,
oh, yeah, we had to

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call the ambulance and everything. And
little did we know, because we didn't

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know that much about diabetes at the
time. We could have gave her a

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little orange juice or something to raise
it up, because what it is,

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it had bottomed out. Go ahead, No, I learned something where my

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dad was going through it because because
sometimes just sugar could be too low,

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and so we experienced that. And
so one of the aides we were very

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fortunate, was a geriatric nurse,
you know her well, geriatric aide and

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a nurse. She was a nurse
and she was saying a lot of her

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patients were, you know, they
were older people. But she said,

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with the orange juice, with the
diabetes, sometimes that's a quick high,

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you know, it's a quick raise, but then it goes down. But

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she was saying, she suggested jelly
jelly because it gradually, you know,

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monitored right, brings it so it
doesn't go up and then shoot down.

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So when my dad sugar level was
low, we would give him a little

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tea spool, she said, a
teaspoon and jelly and it will raise it.

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And he won't get that quick drop. And that was something that I

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and we didn't know that. So
I just want to put that out.

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You know, I'm not a doctor. I'm just going by what the nurse

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said for us. But I'm suggesting
that people ask. But they said the

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orange juice is okay, but it's
a quick drop. It'll go up for

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a little bit, but then but
the jelly will go and it it'll stay

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a little while and kind of regulate
it. And you learn how to manipulate

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their their diet to where they're comfortable. Because my mom, she used to

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every now and then said I just
need a frosty. I just need Windy's

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frosty. Well, I said,
Mom, we got to cut out this

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here and got couldn't you need to
eat a little more of this? And

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then if I was getting it,
it would be doing the day early,

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not late at night, because you
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be just sitting there. And we
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just walk to the end of the
driveway and walk back and make you know,

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gradual movements and just motion, you
know, raising our hands. You

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know, let everybody say hallelujah.
You know, something to that effect so

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that she would raise her hand and
just like you said, moving, just

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just moving. And that's what I
learned to do. And we was able

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to manage it very well. It
was it wasn't easy, but it became

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very manageable. And that's where you
try. But she said, tyme,

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sheer, no, she's making sure
somebody's Thereine, but it you know,

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but you learned to adapt to the
education that you had taught and how to

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help your loved one be maintained.
You know, it sounds harder than it

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looks. It's just gradual steps.
You find what works and what don't work.

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it. And you know something,
I think this is why the young people.

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We're seeing all these young people being
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nowhere, all of a sudden.
It's the young people, these kids,

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and nobody's thinking about that. And
these kids, of course, they're

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all McDonald out and they're all the
fast foods and drinking the sodas, drinking

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the fruit punch. I'll see a
boy just drinking a soda, just drinking

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the white behind one another, and
no one's thinking about our medical history.

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And noodles because that's that quick yeah, and that ramen noodle thing that's got

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plastic on it and everything else,
because we're trying to just pacify, you

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know. Okay, you go home
now, latch key kids. I mean

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it's gone to a whole different level
when you've got a kid going home or

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kids going home and they getting the
fast food stuff or eat some cereal,

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or eat this or eat that,
drink the milk, and then we could

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get a soda because mama's not looking
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And by the time parents are coming
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and eight o'clock at night. This
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We chose diabetes because it was in
this month, it was you know,

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around this date. But we need
to really take a look at our health.

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I'm telling you, I thank god. I was listening to one on

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four point one and they were talking
about this company called Life Imaging and they

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were offering free heart scans. Thank
god. You know, they had grant

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got grant money for this, and
they're just you go in and then you

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could go and have a choice of
having a pelvic from a neck down to

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your pelvic area. And I had
that scan done and thank god, Yeah,

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it showed a couple of things that
no one knew, you know,

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and I'm like, oh my god. Then you go running trying to get

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the supplements and trying to get I'm
not going back to my doctor because my

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doctor will then order a thousand more
tests and you know, no, I'm

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not. Jesus, you got to
help me on this, so, you

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know, because I don't want to
go back in the hospital, I don't

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want to take any more meticicrying to
So I heard her say supplements. So,

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you know, one of the things
I had tried something I know someone

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that is a vegetarian, and I
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days before my found family reunion,
and I tried of Monday through Friday without

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any meat, and so I was
doing protein based foods and even for that

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week it was a different. So
U I said, I was going to

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go back to that and just try
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for a little longer. But I
actually didn't meet it because there was some

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foods that were I won't say imitation, but it was I think it has

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the lentils or the beans, and
it's made it to taste like meat.

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And I actually had like it's called
it. It's like it's called a meatless

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like meatless meatballs and you know,
the chicken less, impossible chicken whatever it

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is, and it wasn't it wasn't
a bad flavor. I was. I

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was totally shocked that it was was
not bad at all. And so getting

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to that and so I was able
to, you know, drop a little

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bit doing something like that, and
so I'm thinking about doing it again.

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It's costly, the foods are costly, but you know, you weigh it.

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Health is coffee, medical stuff is
coffee, Medicines are costly, so

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you know, just kind of throwing
some things out for you know, like

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that. So and I've even tried
like them possible wappert at Burger King,

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which and it's actually was pretty good, you know, it actually is pretty

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good. And so I don't eat
as much beef as I used to as

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well, so more chicken. I
try to do that, but you know,

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just a little bit of time.
That's good because I've tried the impossible

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wapper and I was happily surprised.
And it's supposed to be plant based,

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not you know, I don't know
what else they got in there, but

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it got something there that is a
good substance for your meat. And it

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tastes pretty decent, but like you
said, it's very costly. But my

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favorite is beans. I eat beans
till the sun go down all day long,

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and I know that's plenty of protein. And I've learned how to cook

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it without using meat products like your
turkey or your neck bones or whatever.

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I just use a vegetable broth and
season it and they turn out. My

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granddaughter loved them this week, you
know, And it was something that I've

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gotten more customed to fixing without the
pork or the beef or the turkey that

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we you know, put in for
the flavor. And it can be done.

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And that's what your seasonings and your
herbs come in where it really helped

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your food taste good. So that's
the key to mine. And another ingredient

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some on the vegetarian was telling me
it was liquid smoke, so it gives

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you that same flavor as the meat. And so I even tried seaweed.

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Go figure. It was not bad. It really wasn't bad. So,

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like I said, I it really
is not bad. It looks like try

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it, try it, it's not
bad. I'm gonna leave it alone.

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Well, I just tried rice cauliflower. Can you guys hear me? Rice

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cauliflower. I love it. I
don't need to have no more rice ever.

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Again. I'm good. I got
that. So we're talking about changing

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habits and we know it to get
rid of one. Amen. Amen.

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So okay, you guys are gonna
have to take it. Go ahead and

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take this you. And and just
to tell you about the califlower, my

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daughter makes what we call a califlower
mac. It is so and I do

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not care for cauliflower at all,
but when she fixed that cauliflower mac,

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oh, my goodness, it is
so good. But our key to that

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is telling you use fresh cauliflower,
not the frozen, because the water into

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the frozen. But when you use
fresh, it is so good. You

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could it just like you would your
macaroni and cheese, but instead you just

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use qualifier instead of the noodles.
Yes, and then you know you have

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noodles that they make that are not
wheat products. They have the non wheat

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noodles. And what I do for
spaghetti. Now we like to buy the

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squashed spaghetti and make that spaghetti.
It is so good squashed spaghetti, and

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it's called squashed spaghetti when you go
into the vegetable spot. So that we've

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learned, and I have it,
but I don't use it as much as

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white sugar. We faded away.
We use more honey or the granulated brown

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sugar. But white bread, no
white nice. I don't know if I

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could be heard now, I will
be very limited on what I say.

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But the main thing we really want
to encourage you, no matter how old

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you are, and if especially if
you have children, you've got to teach

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them better habits now, because now
that we know that in the stores they're

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going, we don't even know what
we're getting with the meats anymore. I

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believe I got a hold of something
the other day. I said, no,

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this is not a chicken bone.
This has got to be an ostrich

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bone. I looked at it,
I said, no, this will taste

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right, and I couldn't finish it
because I said, no, this is

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a different type of bird. And
so we don't know what we're getting.

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You've got to be very careful because
all these illnesses and ailments and some of

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this stuff coming back from the past. We got to just be prayerful,

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and you've got to be particular,
and you've got to care about your health.

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You have to care about your health, and you have to be proactive

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about it and not be scary,
not trying to run to the doctor every

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time too. You have got to
be and take control of what you could

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take control of. And we have
to do this for the saving of our

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generations and for our culture. You
need to know your health. That's the

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way I met my biological aunt.
I was adopted at birth, but all

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of a sudden I had My doctor
said I had a sister. I left

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Ovary. So I called my biological
mother and said, where did this come

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from? And she said, well, my older sister's a historian. You

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call her in Sarasota. And I'm
like okay, I said, Hi,

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it's Lisa Geralvin told me to give
you a call. And my aunts like,

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oh hey, and I told her
about this. That is so true.

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How you find out your history of
your family and what your ailments can

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derive from or where who had it
and who did it? And that's so

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important. And you know people fuss
about why do they ask me this,

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What do my mom or my aunt
or my grandmother has to do with it?

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They have a lot to do with
it. It's good to know your

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history of your family. I didn't
know anybody that had diabetes. But when

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my brother and I started talking,
we used to our uncle. We call

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it uncle pie. I forgot if
they were uncle fee. He had amputated

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He had an amputated finger and one
of his legs and it came from diabetes.

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But like you say, but back
in the day, they said,

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oh he had sugar. Oh yeah, he had sugar, and were like,

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what is sugar? You know,
I gotta find out sugar was the

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diabetes. So you put them together. But your family history is so important.

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You find out so much. And
this pastor, I know his daughter

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has not look at me, what
is it sickle cell? And they found

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out from a family member when he
got in touch with his biological father about

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the sickle cell and what can be
done. It's amazing finding out who and

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what is going on in your family. That's why it's good to talk to

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your family and not alienate your family. And I'm just saying, it's just

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so much information and your history carry
so much information that, like Mss Gray

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said, we have to reprocess the
thought of what our health is. Like,

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how we do you know we eat? I mean that ostri that she

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thought she was eating probably was a
chicken. But the steeroos in and gave

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that that bird making taste like ostria. You know, So we don't.

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We don't know. And what was
very disturbing to me, because you know,

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if I'm not mistaken, is it
it's Purdue or Tyson. I think

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they supposed to have chicken that they
don't feed certain chemicals or whatever. Well,

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Tyson is closing some of their their
places. I'm like, oh my

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god, it wasn't pur Due,
it was Tyson, so that the closing

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some of their plants. So okay, Purdue ca for deuce all the chicken

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for everybody. But you know,
it's just sad of what you know.

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And I laugh and I think about
it every time they say chicken. Because

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my aunt, she's ninety five,
she was telling us that every night they

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have dinner and they have chicken,
they would go outside and kill the chicken

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and whatever, and the children could
only get one piece of chicken. She

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says, she ain't said, all
them chickens in the yard, and they

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could only have one piece of chicken. She said, So when my grandparents

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live, my great grandparents laugh,
they're gonna kill the chicken. They eat

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the whole chicken and pray that.
The baby brother didn't say, well,

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I ain't gonna and he said every
time, I ain't gonna tell Mom and

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Dad we killed that chicken, because
but they grew, you know, they

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grew the vegetables, they grew,
you know, they feeding the chicken.

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They know what that chi they know
what that hog is eating, even that

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hog. So today, you know, we cry our chit liss and homos

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and our ports, you know,
pork chops and all this. But it's

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not the same as it used to
be. You know, I would love

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to live on the farm, and
we would have to. We need to

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be cognizant of that. And I
did learn from my biological aunt the medical

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history on that side of the family. But I said, I'm gonna bind

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it up because I'm not having surgery. And thank god, I never had

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to have the surgery. Years later. Never knew I would have a daughter.

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And I'm binding it up even while
I'm carrying you know, my twins,

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not knowing the sex of twin B, which turned out to be my

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daughter, and now she has had
some fibroid stuff happening and all this,

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so we're I'm teaching her to buy
it up because we got to break that

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it's a generational curse. Because then
I later found out on the of the

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biological father's side, they e suffered
from the same thing, all the women,

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all of the women except me.
I broke it on my side for

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my family, and I prayed that
I broke it for my daughter, and

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even my sons have daughters. So
you have to understand. You you got

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to get that medical history down and
understand it, not accept it, know

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how to pray. And that's why
we're here to set it straight. Don't

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just go around and accept anything that
people are throwing at you and saying about

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you and saying to you. Don't
do that. You could take a stance,

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and you could change your home,
you could change the environment no matter

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where you go. And early I
was just saying that, you know,

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you've got new people coming and you
got discipleship classes happening at your church.

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I don't even know if they still
do that anymore, but be careful,

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be composite of what you're saying,
because not everybody understands the jargon, not

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everybody understands the metaphors. Not everybody
understand they're just trying to seek help and

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peace. Today we've had over seventy
five, almost seventy eight actors, entertainers

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that we know whose name is a
household name that have passed away as of

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today, and it's going to get
to probably by one hundred by the end

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of the year. You got to
be mindful of how you're living. It

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goes back to that how are you
living, what habits are you passing on?

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Generationally, I talked about We've talked
about that earlier. You know,

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my parents was Sears and Firestone and
Western Auto. You know, charge cards,

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that's what you had to have,
and they almost took me out.

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I had to file bankruptcy for my
family to keep our family home. So

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overall, we're trying to talking about
health. Tonight, we targeted diabetes because

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every week I'm hearing in the news, seeing on Facebook news, hearing getting

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a magazine. Diabetes is it's a
solid coil because unless you have the doctor

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actively doing blood work and a certain
type of blood work. You don't know

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you have it. You don't know
that you have it. So we're asking

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and encouraging you all to be cognizant
of that and your health. And how

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are your children? What are they
eating? Are they eating leafy greens compared

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to the hamburger and the fast food
during the week? Are you balancing that

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out? Are they drinking water?
Water that's been boiled, not water that

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you get out your tap. Not
here in Orlando. Don't do that.

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Don't use the tap water unless you
boil it. You know, it's just

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little things. It's just little things. So guys, you want to add

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anything, maybe an early night tonight, go ahead. You know. With

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babies, they tell parents don't give
them water. They get it in their

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formula. And I grew up your
baby. If your baby is not drinking

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water, they could get constipated very
easily with the foods that you're giving them.

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I'm not talking about your milk,
but just your just when they start

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eating. They need to be immune
to drinking water. It makes a big

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difference, a big difference. My
children literally did never have that constipation problem,

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nor did they have the cold problem. Because water is helping your body

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lubricates and reproduce. So it's so
important to have water. So when you

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say thank you for minding on the
best way to take control of our health

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empowerment, well, yeah, we
got them because if we don't, who

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is right? And we focus that
society wants us to focus on so much

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other stuff. I ran into a
girl today, young lady today, worked

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at one of the fast food places, and she goes, hey, mom,

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how are you doing it? And
I'm like, oh my goodness,

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I don't recognize you from behind the
takeout, you know, the drive through.

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They let her go because they're adding
more young kids within their culture so

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they could and paying them seventeen dollars
an hour and not trying to pay her.

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She's in her thirties, working for
them for six years, and she's

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there at McDonald's trying to read her
you know, and feed her son and

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stuff. And I'm like, are
you serious? I would now, I

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would boycott that business. They won't
get another dollar out of me. You

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got a person who dedicated And she
goes, yeah, and I can't.

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I'm trying to get work, but
I I can't give out. They asking

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for references, I said, And
the Lord told me, you know what

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to do. I had to hurt
my business card. I said, you

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called me. Every time you need
a reference, I'll get you one.

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Because every time I came through that
she even came from out and brought my

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drinks to my truck. I was
trying to get them all and I was

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like, okay, I got people
behind me. They didn't care. She

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came out with my drinks in her
hand. She didn't have to do that.

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They could have said, would you
pull over, you could come through

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the front. No, because they
recognized my face. I'm a loyal customer.

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But you're gonna treat her like that. I said, no, you

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called, just text me whenever you
need a reference. I got you.

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I got you. Don't worry about
it. She goes, oh my god,

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oh my god, thank you,
because she goes, I want to

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work. I gotta work. I
gotta feed my family. So we know

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you're going through stuff. We know
the world is going through stuff, and

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unfortunately it's not going to ease up. You've got to work your way through

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it. You've got to find out
out what's good for your home, what

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works for you, what no longer
works for you. The world is not

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the same anymore, and it's not
going back to any normancy that we recognize.

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So every home out there, you
need to have your own new normal.

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You have to do it. Grow
some vegetables. Go get the pots,

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the orange and green pots from home
depot, put you some dirt in

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it, put your seat in there, and let's start growing stuff in the

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backyard. The kids will love it. Make it that that's their chore.

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We got to change things. I
know people are chasing his bag, but

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I'm telling you you're trying to go
here, and you're trying to do that.

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Certain things are not going to work
anymore because the people that were in

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place are no longer in place.
Prices, inflation is not going backwards,

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00:41:50.159 --> 00:41:52.320
it's not going down. And everybody's
announcing, oh, you know those of

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them, social Security and Disability.
You get that five percent eight percent raise.

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00:41:57.360 --> 00:42:00.679
Yeah, but Medicare takes over four
five percent of that. So all

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you'll do is you'll see it in
writing. Oh okay, but Medicare takes

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that. Insurances. Make sure you're
enrolling. We did a big thing last

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month on enrollment. Get on the
best one you can so that you can

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at least have basics. The children
need to go to the dentists. We

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don't need kids' teeth just falling out
in public. We don't need that.

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Take them to the dentists. They
don't need cavities. They're gonna eat that

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candy whether you give it to them
or not. They'll do it behind your

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back, especially if they know that
you don't approve of it, So you

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don't need When they go to the
dentists, they're like, oh my God,

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have to buy full of cavities.
You know you gotta do. And

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more importantly, pray strategically and specifically. Jesus, when the disciples ask Lord,

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how do we pray, he said, pray our Father, which are

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in heaven hollow would be thy name? Pray strategically and specifically. Lord,

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my two jobs, these checks are
not making ends me. What would you

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have me to do? And most
of the time you don't get blessed because

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you don't know how. You don't
want to accept the way he's gonna bless

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you. You gotta be honest about
that. You're like, well, Lord,

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00:43:07.480 --> 00:43:09.519
I know I'm gonna get me a
big house, and we're gonna get

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00:43:09.559 --> 00:43:14.199
these cars in every eighteen months,
we're gonna get a new and God's like,

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00:43:14.280 --> 00:43:15.440
no, that's not the way I'm
gonna bless you. I'm gonna bless

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00:43:15.440 --> 00:43:20.920
you with a good job that gives
you raises every year. That's gonna give

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00:43:20.960 --> 00:43:23.719
you a four to one k opportunity
so you could save your money and put

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00:43:23.760 --> 00:43:28.800
the money away. And the boss
sometimes we just don't like the way he's

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gonna give it to us. But
you ask for it anyway. So when

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you ask, when you pray,
you leave it at that altar and you

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just think, God, heyever,
you're gonna get me out of this.

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And God has gotten me out of
some things over the years and put me

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in a position where I'm in now. I know what we know. This

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is what this show is about.
We tell you what we've lived, we've

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00:43:51.639 --> 00:43:53.960
lived through. We are honest,
we are transparent. We're not talking about

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00:43:54.000 --> 00:43:57.519
what the last conference. We ain't
talking about what we read in a book.

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We're talking about how we've lived and
how God has blessed us and he

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will bless you as well. Ladies, we only have five more minutes.

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If you all want to say anything, go right ahead. I mean,

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all right, I'll go. I
mean, I think this is great conversation.

519
00:44:20.039 --> 00:44:22.199
Lisa did you say what you had
to say? Did you get everything

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00:44:22.199 --> 00:44:24.920
out of earth? Okay, so
I want to make sure, but you

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know, just talking about no health
and you know, like I said,

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I know I have some deficits,
but I'm really working strategically on those things

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00:44:32.960 --> 00:44:37.960
and so on. I have been
for the last few months because life is

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00:44:37.039 --> 00:44:40.480
life, and you know, life
life's I know that's not a word but

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00:44:40.679 --> 00:44:45.920
a phrase. With life, life's
you know, things happen and unexpectedly until

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00:44:45.960 --> 00:44:50.079
you have to be prepared one way, shape or another. Said, I

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00:44:50.119 --> 00:44:52.159
am blessed listening to the show.
Y'all made a difference in my life.

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00:44:52.159 --> 00:44:55.880
I appreciate y'all doing the show.
Oh, we appreciate you watching. Thank

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00:44:55.920 --> 00:45:00.559
you so much, Missy. You
know, and this keeps us doing what

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00:45:00.639 --> 00:45:02.880
we do. I mean, this
is great. This, This keeps the

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show going. And it's like viewers
like you all that keep us motivated and

532
00:45:08.440 --> 00:45:13.440
knowing. Okay, we got to
keep this train going because people are watching.

533
00:45:13.519 --> 00:45:15.679
And I think when we first started
out, we weren't sure what type

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00:45:15.719 --> 00:45:20.119
of audience or who would be watching. And I think we even had in

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00:45:20.159 --> 00:45:23.760
our discussion if one person watches or
they come back and watch that's successful because

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00:45:23.800 --> 00:45:29.000
we might be touching somebody and I
think even look in the comments, somebody

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00:45:29.079 --> 00:45:32.199
was making sure somebody else was on, and so that's great. I mean,

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00:45:32.679 --> 00:45:37.840
this is awesome. I'm just feeling
blessed, feeling over joy especially with

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00:45:37.480 --> 00:45:40.880
you know, co hosting with two
great ladies. I'm telling you this,

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Let's keep this ball rolling, man, I'm ready for twenty twenty four.

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Well, I can't announce. We
have signed up for the year twenty twenty

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00:45:52.400 --> 00:45:57.960
four and year twenty twenty five,
so we would be on for another year,

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00:45:58.480 --> 00:46:09.800
Hollyween more excitement to come and I
look forward to it. I you

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00:46:09.880 --> 00:46:15.920
know when and when in the times
I've missed, I'm just sad and upset,

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00:46:15.000 --> 00:46:27.239
and but viewers like Missy miss Tray, whether it's Trey and and miss

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00:46:27.320 --> 00:46:31.679
Sherri Sharene all the time. I
think Inger was one that somebody else was

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00:46:31.719 --> 00:46:38.880
on, but I didn't see Country
tonight but another one. But it's okay.

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00:46:39.119 --> 00:46:45.159
You know, if we can just
make a change in your life in

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00:46:45.320 --> 00:46:50.639
just one way, we have done
what we've been called to do. And

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we don't look for no massive today
and yesterday, but just day by day,

551
00:46:58.000 --> 00:47:01.960
we're only doing giving you one of
our personal views. Is it not

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00:47:02.199 --> 00:47:07.480
using somebody else? These other likeness, Gray say, these are personal walks

553
00:47:07.519 --> 00:47:10.840
that we've had. And I can
I just shout out to rebel like I

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00:47:10.840 --> 00:47:15.639
said, I just yes, So
I can't thank them for enough. She

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00:47:15.760 --> 00:47:21.960
keeps us together, our engineer,
producer behind the scenes. Hallelujah, Amen

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00:47:22.039 --> 00:47:23.320
and amen. And this is what
we do. God told us to do

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this. God chooses the topics.
We're always open to here. If there's

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something you would like to hear us
talk about and research and things like that,

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00:47:31.360 --> 00:47:34.760
we can bring it there. This
is what we do. We're community

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00:47:34.800 --> 00:47:38.119
engagers. We're social workers. We're
field workers, we're harvest workers. We

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00:47:38.239 --> 00:47:43.679
are out there, we are intercessions, we're prayer warriors. We do this.

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We live this, Okay. So
if you need us, and if

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00:47:45.480 --> 00:47:51.280
you need prayer inbox me Lisha Gray
or if you can find Trey also on

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00:47:51.360 --> 00:47:53.719
my page on Facebook. But if
you need us, you can find us

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00:47:53.760 --> 00:47:58.719
YouTube wherever you can hear us from
message us. We will get the message

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if you're in need of prayer,
and you know that's what we're here for.

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But and next month it's gonna be
some exciting stuff because December is here,

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December is Friday. December is Friday. It's over, it's done,

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and whatever you need to do.
Go get your tree, go put everything

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up, all the Christmas bulbs,
just decorate the whole house, put the

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lights out, go right it.
Because people already did it before Thanksgiving,

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00:48:20.639 --> 00:48:22.639
so go right ahead and do that. Don't feel embarrassed. Go get your

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wrapping paper and everything else, and
just be happy. Find your happy.

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That's your homework till next week.
Find your happy. Find your happy and

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land on it. Hold on to
it even if no one else agrees with

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you. That's your happy. Stay
with it. You're stuck with it,

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Stay with it and report next week. We will see you. It's our

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time. We'll see you next week, same time, same station. Y'all.

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Stay blessed, Night night nine s