838 - What We Thought We Knew
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Two years ago, at exactly 8:38 in the morning, my wife Ansley called and gave me the diagnosis that changed our lives.
At the time, I thought I knew what was happening.
I didn't.
I knew the diagnosis. I didn't know the story.
Two years later, I understand something I couldn't have understood that morning: faith isn't certainty, hope isn't a guarantee, and none of us knows what tomorrow will take—or what it might give.
This episode is about hindsight, grief, faith, memory, and the dangerous illusion that we know what's coming. Because sometimes the ordinary Tuesday we're barely noticing becomes the moment we'd give anything to have back.
We don't know which moments are beginnings.
We don't know which moments are endings.
And we don't know which ordinary moments are quietly becoming the memories we'll one day wish we could return to.
So maybe the answer isn't to live afraid of what might happen.
Maybe it's to live awake.
8:38 isn't just a timestamp or my badge number anymore. It's a reminder...Be here.
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