Participants: Yvonne Lewis (Host), Dr. Kim Nowlin, Erin Nowlin
Series Code: UBR
Program Code: UBR000234A
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00:05 My name is Yvonne Lewis 00:06 and you're watching Urban Report. 00:35 Hello, and welcome to Urban Report. 00:37 As you know, our host from Making It Work, 00:40 who are Dr. Kim Logan Nowlin and her husband Arthur Nowlin. 00:44 Arthur is now resting in Jesus, 00:47 but Dr Kim is still working hard. 00:50 She's the host of Dare to Dream's newest program, 00:53 Live to be Well. 00:55 I had a chance to visit with her in Detroit, 00:57 where the program is produced. 00:59 Take a look. 01:02 What a blessing it is for me to be sitting here 01:06 on the set of Live to be Well. 01:08 It's kind of bittersweet, 01:10 because the last time I was here, 01:13 Jason and I and our crew 01:16 were taping Dr. Kim and Arthur Nowlin, 01:20 and since then our dear Arthur has passed away. 01:23 But Dr. Kim is continuing and she is hosting 01:26 a new program on the Dare to Dream network 01:30 called Live to be Well. 01:31 And I'm super excited and I'm super excited 01:34 to have you sitting in that chair. 01:36 Yes. Yes, we are. 01:38 Hi, Erin. Hello. 01:41 Dr Kim. Yes. 01:42 You and Erin have been on quite a journey. 01:46 Yes. 01:49 And I want to talk to both of you 01:50 about how Arthur's death has impacted you. 01:56 I want to start with Erin. 01:57 Erin, I haven't ever had a conversation with you really. 02:02 And I'm interested in finding out 02:05 how have you been doing since your dad's passing. 02:09 Well, I've been coping in different ways. 02:13 I have my friends, really helps a lot, you know, 02:16 just going out with them, 02:19 and have them support me in different ways 02:22 like to take my mind off of things but I've been, 02:25 I've been good to be honest with you. 02:28 It's something like 02:30 what I noticed the fact when people say, 02:32 "I think about a person every day 02:34 that is passed away," 02:36 that actually is very true like, 02:38 you go in the room and you don't see them 02:40 or like you want to do something, 02:42 and they're not there, they can't take you anywhere. 02:46 You get the feeling like, "oh, okay, 02:48 I see what you mean by that." 02:50 It's something that kind of hits you in waves, right? 02:53 So you might be doing okay for a minute 02:56 and then something will remind you of that person 03:00 or something happens and then you're like, 03:02 "Oh, wow, you know, my dad's not here." 03:05 But we just praise God for the resurrection, right? 03:08 Amen. 03:09 Because we know this is just a temporary situation. 03:11 That's right. That's right. 03:13 What grade are you in? 03:14 I'm going to be a senior. 03:16 Oh! Yes. 03:17 In a while. Wow. 03:19 And you have, you know, 03:21 you are very much like your mom and dad. 03:23 Now your mom is like Renaissance woman, I mean, 03:26 she got so much going on which makes your head spin. 03:29 But you have another kind of career on the side. 03:33 Tell us about some of the things that you do. 03:36 I act and do modeling, 03:40 some in film, some in theaters, 03:43 so that's a lot of things that I do in music. 03:47 I want to Major in filming, in theater, and minor in music, 03:53 studio engineer producing and different things like that. 03:57 We'll see which college. 03:59 So you love the arts? Yes. Performing arts. 04:02 And you've been doing some acting and... 04:05 Yes. 04:07 Do you do Christian plays and that kind of thing? 04:10 I do it all. 04:11 Christian plays, Christian commercials, 04:15 and when I was away at school last semester, 04:18 I did a lot of Christian plays 04:20 because it was a Seventh-day Adventist school. 04:22 Good, good. 04:24 One of the things that you might want to keep in mind 04:26 because I used to be in the arts for many years, 04:29 and one of the things you want to keep in mind 04:31 is it's very seductive, it will tend to pull you away, 04:37 if you don't hold on to Jesus. 04:39 So it's very tempting but you have to hold on 04:43 because you can just find yourself 04:46 just doing little compromises here and there, 04:49 and before you know it, you're all the way over here, 04:53 when, you know, 04:54 you should've stayed on that straight end and now so. 04:57 So just the word from somebody who's been there, 04:59 just be careful, be careful. 05:02 Don't let the enemy pull you out. 05:05 Because I think you're very gifted like your mom. 05:09 Dr. Kim? Yes, ma'am 05:11 What have you been doing? 05:13 This and just trying to find that balance and adjustment 05:19 since I was last with you, 05:20 we did the memorial program for Arthur, 05:23 making sure I take good care of the girls 05:27 and maintaining that our older daughter Micah 05:31 and who lives in Huntsville, Alabama. 05:33 Who is also in, you know, television broadcast 05:36 and radio. 05:37 So it's like, they're all following that first career 05:40 that I've had and now back to with Dare to Dream. 05:45 I've done a lot of fashion, you know, 05:47 I've my own fashion line out. 05:49 And yes, my own this is one of my designs, 05:53 so I have been doing a lot of online businesses, 05:58 the counseling clinic we have maintained, 06:00 the counseling clinics. 06:02 That's very important. 06:03 That you and your husband, yeah, together... 06:04 Yes, yes. 06:06 You know, I started it before I met Arthur. 06:07 He joined me and 26 years together 06:11 we were in practice right here, you know, in this office. 06:15 So when I come here every day, I go right past his office. 06:19 And if there, I've not really changed, 06:23 I've added I put up more plaques, 06:25 more things to remember, when people come they know 06:29 and I want people to know and people miss him, 06:32 his clients, people who call, who didn't know, 06:36 who want to meet with him again. 06:38 So there's still people who didn't know? 06:40 Oh, they still don't know. 06:42 And they call and they want to meet with him. 06:45 And Karen has said, our administrator, 06:47 "I'm so sorry to tell you that he's passed away." 06:50 So a lot of our couples, 06:51 we haven't seen in two or three years 06:54 who want to come back for a checkup therapy, 06:56 I call it checkup therapy. 06:57 Yes. 06:58 They're like, "What?" 07:00 They didn't know. 07:01 So I'm still mailing out programs and information 07:06 and letting them know and... 07:09 Because he touched so many lives 07:11 and he's still touching our lives. 07:13 I love having Erin home 07:14 because I'm not in the home alone 07:17 and but she's on our way out... 07:19 Did you say something? 07:20 No. 07:22 I do. 07:23 You know, she is getting reacquainted with her chores 07:26 and responsibility because that's very important. 07:29 You do chores. Yes. 07:31 What are your chores, Erin? 07:32 The whole upstairs 07:34 whatever she finds and searches for to clean. 07:38 Who does that remind you of? 07:39 Oh, my God, she reminds of her daddy's so much. 07:42 It's amazing. Yes. 07:44 So you have all of upstairs? 07:46 Basically, all of upstairs. 07:50 Sometimes, the... 07:51 Vacuuming the family room 07:53 or most of time vacuuming the family room, 07:55 in the kitchen, sweep the kitchen, 07:57 and do the dishes. 08:00 How many dishes? How many... 08:02 Because we use paperware. Yeah. 08:04 Okay, you know, it's just that much. 08:07 We just use paper plates, 08:08 we still use Tupperware and forks 08:10 and messes over cups 08:14 and just different things like that. 08:16 It's just whatever she finds for me to clean. 08:19 Why do you think chores are important? 08:21 I mean, it just helps you organize 08:24 but sometimes you have to do chores every day. 08:27 As a teenager, I'm supposed to do the chores, 08:29 I mean, you don't need to do chores every day. 08:32 Like if you make your bed, okay, yes, you make your bed. 08:36 Clean the bathroom, 08:37 you don't need to clean the bathroom every day. 08:39 Like you don't have to do that 08:41 or you don't have to vacuum the hallway every day. 08:44 It's just her thing... I like to give everybody... 08:46 What do you think Dr. Kim? 08:48 I feel like this 08:50 that if you use it, you need to clean it. 08:52 Every day. 08:53 You know, the bowls need to be clean. 08:55 You need... 08:57 Excuse me, you made me laugh. 09:00 And we had an incident last night 09:02 and I said, "Did you vacuum?" 09:04 But when I came back, I saw certain things 09:06 still where I'd left them. 09:07 I've purposely. 09:09 Who purposely leave things on the floor? 09:10 She's making sure you do your chore. 09:12 Right. Like that's just extra work. 09:14 I left little... 09:15 I said, "I want to see." Who wants to do that? 09:17 So I said, "Did you vacuum?" So I was furious. 09:20 So she came upstairs and I said, "Erin, 09:21 did you move the rugs out of the hall area?" 09:25 And I moved the rugs, and I said, 09:26 "You didn't vacuum." 09:28 "But Mom, I did move the rugs." 09:29 And I said, "Can we start again?" 09:31 Because I want her to be proficient, when she goes... 09:34 She's been to boarding school but she had a single room. 09:39 She lived alone. And I kept it clean. 09:41 And she kept the clean room, checks. 09:42 But as she went from home being in her own room, 09:45 boarding school was not going to be like that. 09:48 Now she's going to another school, 09:50 Oakwood Academy, 09:52 she'll be living with her sister, 09:54 she got the whole of upstairs. 09:55 So she still, like, living alone. 09:57 Yes. And I keep it clean. 10:00 And I kept it clean at boarding school. 10:01 I could perfect... 10:03 But I never get issue with your room check. 10:06 Exactly. 10:07 And she always said, when I was telling she was like, 10:08 "If you ever go to boarding school, 10:10 I don't know how you're going to keep your room clean." 10:11 I mean, the first week when I got there and I got a... 10:13 They would say typically 10:15 if I keep my room clean, I said, 10:16 "You always said I wouldn't keep my room clean, 10:18 this is what." 10:19 And then like this is what happened. 10:21 And then like I never got, you know, 10:23 how they have a boarding, I mean, a room check score. 10:27 I never got below eight like... Out of ten? 10:30 Out of ten. Okay. 10:32 And I probably got it eight because 10:34 I didn't take the trash out that day. 10:36 But, you know, like or I probably got an eight 10:38 because I didn't put skip on the day 10:41 I could skip room check. 10:43 I mean, my room was still clean but, you know, 10:44 just little things. 10:47 Well, now let me just tell you just... 10:48 Okay, please. 10:50 Like in defense of your mom. Yes. 10:52 She's helping you. That's right. 10:54 One of the things that I've seen with adults 10:57 who are at the top of their field 11:00 is that they had parents that had them do chores. 11:03 Their parents that had them do things 11:06 with the standard of excellence. 11:08 So that they didn't, now it's a pain, 11:11 when you're a teenager, it's a big pain. 11:13 It is a pain. It is. It is. 11:15 But you'll be so happy when you grow up 11:18 if the Lord hasn't come back by then 11:20 because you'll be good at whatever you do. 11:24 That's right. 11:25 At whatever you do, those same skills, 11:28 that same skill set generalizes to life. 11:31 That's right. 11:33 And you're going to be good at what you do. 11:35 My mother was hard on me. 11:36 Dad was a little bit laid back. She's like, oh whatever. 11:38 I mean, my father was really laid back. 11:40 And I see what he would do when he, like, 11:44 whenever my mom was like, she's like, "Arthur, 11:45 you didn't clean this or do this." 11:47 You know, if you just look at her sometimes 11:49 and then I was like, I would understand it. 11:53 But now I really see her like, "Wow." 11:56 Like I see what my dad, I think, I would, 11:58 I can tell what my dad was thinking 12:00 when she would say things like that. 12:02 "Arthur, you didn't do this or how come this is still here." 12:04 And he will just look at her, I was like, 12:06 and I didn't understand I'm like... 12:08 I understand now. Okay. 12:10 My opinion is if you use a spoon, 12:12 you're standing right there, you're laying it in the sink, 12:14 why not wash it? 12:16 You used Tupperware yesterday, 12:17 it's in the sink, you didn't wash it. 12:18 I did wash it. 12:20 No, you didn't. It was on the side. 12:21 What this is, this is so interesting 12:23 because this is Mother-Daughter teenage stuff. 12:27 This is what most mothers with teens go through. 12:30 So this is nothing unusual. I'll tell you right up. 12:34 But look how her mouth is... 12:35 But your mom is really helping you 12:37 to be a really strong woman of God. 12:42 Because you don't see... Excellent. 12:44 You don't see the standards I run in my office. 12:46 The standards of how hands are praise, 12:48 the standards of being at office in a shirt, 12:50 those are the same standards my mother and father would use 12:53 when I would clean, organize, make obey it. 12:56 Now I'm not gonna say something about bad this morning, 12:58 you know, because it wasn't all the way down 13:00 to the edge of where... 13:02 Like those type of things. 13:03 I like it to the edge. It's not even. 13:04 Okay. Even. 13:06 You know... 13:07 So are you a little obsessive? Yes. 13:09 Yes. I am a compulsive cleaner. 13:11 A litte OCD? 13:12 I am. A little. 13:13 Oh, it's a lot. Okay. 13:15 Yesterday, she wanted the trash can 13:16 like the trash can knot, it was, it was on a side, 13:21 she want it in the back. 13:22 She had me go through every room 13:24 to fix the trash can. 13:26 Because, you know, you don't want the trash 13:27 can knot looking forward when you tie the bag on, 13:30 I have those clear bags. 13:31 They just think it's trash you have thrown in something... 13:32 No, but I can see the bag knot, I want it back to the wall. 13:35 I don't want it... 13:37 Because it just complicates the decorum of my bathroom. 13:41 When I look down and see that trash bag... 13:44 See those are type of things my father will look at... 13:48 You know, when it's funny because when your dad 13:50 and your mom work co-hosting making it well, 13:54 that was kind of, making it worse, 13:56 I'm combining these two. 13:59 I'm combining the new one and the old one, 14:01 making it work. 14:02 When they were co-hosting that program, 14:05 they would have a little banter 14:07 kind of similar to what's going on here. 14:09 And it was, it was just really, really fun. 14:12 But let's talk a bit, Dr. Kim, about Live to be Well. 14:16 And what is that program going to do? 14:19 How is it different besides the obvious 14:22 the absence of Arthur, 14:23 but how is it different from Making It Work? 14:26 Well, Making It Work 14:28 really focused on relationships, 14:30 the dynamics of family, engaging 14:34 and, how Arthur and I would work together 14:38 to make sure that the couples looked at different tools 14:42 and how they were going to be able to transition 14:45 and maintain their marriage or those who are engaged 14:48 where we really focused in on couples 14:50 and their relationship. 14:52 Live to be Well will encompass everything 14:55 from relationships to professions, 14:58 working with teens, purities, 15:02 solvency, cooking, finances. 15:05 We want people to live to be well 15:08 to overall look at their lives and say, 15:10 "How can I raise the standards? 15:12 How can I look at my value system? 15:14 How can I look at how I associate myself 15:18 with the dynamics of my society? 15:21 And then how and what role do I play in that?" 15:24 So we want Live to be Well to be real, 15:26 which everyone like, "Wow, she has teenagers, 15:30 she has her own daughter on the program, she has..." 15:33 We had a seven year old that's something 15:36 Making It Work did not feature. 15:38 So we want to encompass everyone, 15:40 so everyone can identify with the program. 15:42 So you're really looking holistically at life. 15:47 And saying these are the areas of life 15:50 that if we can really work through these areas, 15:55 we can be well. 15:57 It's kind of a holistic view. Oh, yes. 15:58 So you talk about finance 15:59 and what are some of the topics that you talk about. 16:02 We're talking about finances, inner city finances, you know, 16:06 how our communities are being bombarded 16:09 with different avenues of check cashing 16:12 on every street, 16:14 they're from Ryan Mack talked about 16:18 living from paycheck to Tuesday. 16:20 So pay check is on Friday, you broke on Tuesday. 16:23 I love that that just really penetrated my soul. 16:27 And you had Ryan Mack who is the host of Dollars 16:30 and Sense on Dare to Dream, you know, that's awesome. 16:33 And he's a Detroiter. Yes. 16:35 And you're a Detroiter. Yes. 16:36 So that would sound great. So it's kind of a blessing. 16:39 Looking at how we need to look at pastoral care 16:42 in our communities. 16:44 We're looking at how God restored life, 16:49 we're looking at relationships with in teenagers 16:53 and young adults being Seventh Day Adventist 16:56 and being committed, not losing sight, 17:01 not going to the left to the right, 17:02 but staying focused and how to maintain. 17:05 We're looking at how we can help 17:07 our young people today stay on track with God. 17:10 So we're looking at a lot of different avenues, 17:12 we're looking at healthy eating with Dr. Patricia Ferguson on 17:17 my former OB/GYN, talking about different health issues 17:21 and it's all people we need to be healthy 17:24 in what we need to do 17:25 and we tend to wait till it's too late, 17:27 and we need to go now. 17:30 Not too long ago, I was ill 17:32 and I just kept putting it off, putting it off 17:35 and that program really hit home with me. 17:38 We must take care of our bodies. 17:40 So we're just talking about some of everything. 17:42 Oh, it's going to be a wonderful program. 17:46 It's exciting to see 17:48 how God is continuing to use you. 17:50 Yes. 17:52 What made you decide to go on 17:54 on your own without Arthur co-hosting? 17:57 Well, at first I didn't want to. 17:59 I really didn't. 18:02 We've been by each other side for so long with that, 18:05 you know, we were glued to each other. 18:08 And to go on without him just didn't feel right. 18:11 And then I prayed to the Lord 18:14 and my marketing director of my company 18:18 said to me, "You know, you need to be doing something 18:20 on social network." 18:22 And I was like, "No, I'm done with all of that." 18:24 "No, we need to do something to look at overall living." 18:29 And he and I were talking and we came with the idea 18:32 of Live to be Well, didn't want to do that either, 18:35 "Just leave me alone, let me just..." 18:38 You know, I was going to close the office. 18:40 I really didn't want to do that. 18:42 I didn't want to do anything. 18:43 You know, that's so much depression. 18:45 But I need to find a new direction 18:47 that everywhere I went, you know, wasn't a memory, 18:51 not that I was trying to forget him 18:53 but I needed some healing time. 18:55 Yes. 18:57 What I found out for me getting right back on the boat 19:00 was healing me. 19:02 And so Live to be Well was birth. 19:05 And then I called you with an idea. 19:08 I want to continue the program. 19:10 And we talked about having another co-host 19:13 and I said, "No, maybe guest co-host in the future 19:17 but let's go forward with Live to be Well." 19:20 And that's how it was birthed. 19:22 And I know Arthur, excuse me, would, excuse me, 19:27 would want me... 19:29 I'm getting a little emotional. Yeah. 19:30 Would want me to go forth. 19:34 And then be an example for my children 19:37 that difficulties will rise, we're going to have tragedy, 19:42 but we're more than overcomers and Christ Jesus, 19:45 we're more than conquerors. 19:46 And for them to see me go forth maintaining myself, 19:51 not letting myself go two ways, keeping the business going, 19:55 helping others, you know... 19:59 you know, who can God use? 20:01 Use me Lord, not knowing it was going to just 20:04 keep going and keep going and now I'm back to 20:07 just speaking engagements, 20:08 back to starting my clothing line, 20:11 Live to be Well, the business, the Ministry of the counseling, 20:15 clinic is more vibrant than ever. 20:19 And so I'm going forth because God is with me. 20:23 Praise the Lord for that. We praise the Lord for that. 20:25 What would you say have been the greatest challenges to you 20:31 since deciding to go on, you know, 20:35 what would you say have been the biggest obstacles? 20:43 Feeling my loyalty to God 20:47 being, not angry at God for taking my husband 20:51 putting him to sleep, 20:52 but at the same time, I got to honor you. 20:56 So it was a mixed emotion 21:01 to deal with my feelings with God 21:05 and allow myself to trust him, 21:09 and then to continue to serve him 21:11 because he gave me these talents and gifts. 21:14 And as a little girl, I had severe stuttering. 21:17 I was a severe stutterer. 21:18 And I am ADHD, 21:21 I went through special needs classes 21:23 from the sixth grade all the way through 21:25 graduate school having tutors. 21:28 But I said, "God, you didn't bring me this far 21:31 to leave me." 21:32 And so therefore, I must get up. 21:34 And I know me. 21:35 If I am not busy, 21:39 I can't keep still, I can't be still, 21:41 I got to be finding things for people to do, 21:44 and, I saw that. 21:46 And trying to help people find their niche, 21:50 helping people to understand. 21:51 And do you know since Arthur's passing, 21:55 more people have been calling for Christian counseling. 22:00 So I know and every time I get ready to close my doors, 22:03 the phone would ring. 22:05 And I said, "It's not my time. It's not my time." 22:07 And then when you said, "Yes." 22:10 Then I said, "It's not my time to end this." 22:13 Absolutely. 22:14 So I will continue to go forth. 22:15 So that was one of the largest challenges 22:20 allowing God to heal me and I'm still healing 22:24 and you can't put a time frame on this. 22:26 That's right. 22:27 Working with my children, being mom, 22:30 and being a single mom that is a challenge, 22:33 because Arthur was laid back, it was quiet, 22:36 "Leave the baby alone. 22:39 Let the baby... She can do it later. 22:42 Come on, Erin, we're out of here." 22:44 Exactly. Exactly. 22:45 He would, "Why are you fussing? 22:48 Is it really that big a deal?" 22:49 He would be laying in bed, 22:51 he would get up and go downstairs 22:53 and watch they want fork because I couldn't sleep. 22:55 He said, "You have issues." That's what he used to say. 22:57 "You got issues." 22:59 But we worked. 23:01 We made it work. You did. 23:02 Because we were our balance. 23:04 And I remember explaining to Arthur 23:07 why I was so... 23:09 I was OCD. 23:11 My father was very organized and clean, my mom too, 23:17 but when my parents got divorced, 23:19 I would clean, clean, clean, hoping that would be, 23:22 my dad would come home. 23:24 I said, "Daddy, I've cleaned this daddy, 23:25 I did this the way you like it. 23:27 Will you come home?" 23:28 He said, "No baby, I can't come home." 23:31 And so I became that force in the house 23:34 always keeping things clean and organized. 23:36 I had three siblings but my mom always called on me 23:39 because my father trained me to mow the lawn, 23:42 rake, organize, do everything. 23:45 He alphabetized all things in the cabinet. 23:48 So he was OCD, was your dad also OCD? 23:51 Yes, he was OCD. He was very OCD. 23:54 But out of all the children, I really pulled to him. 23:58 And then when my mom, 23:59 my mom got depressed after divorce, 24:01 and I started doing everything in the house. 24:04 I was the oldest daughter, but not the oldest sibling, 24:08 but I did when I told her brothers 24:10 but I did everything in and out. 24:12 So that transition to my life even in boarding school, 24:15 I cleaned the rooms in boarding school for, 24:17 you know, they paid me. 24:19 Because these girls did not clean their rooms, 24:21 out in the dorm at Oakwood. 24:23 I was like, "Really? Really? 24:26 This is how you organize your closet." 24:28 So people would pay me and I made lots of money. 24:30 I made my tuition. 24:31 Wow! Yes. 24:33 Organizing their rooms for room check 24:35 because they would get fined $25. 24:37 See that is... 24:40 That's making lemonade out of lemons. 24:41 That's right. 24:43 Well, if you're OCD, you put that really to good use 24:47 and made your tuition. 24:48 I made my tuition. 24:50 Yes, I did, I made of whoever... 24:51 I didn't make working in the cafe, 24:53 I was a hostess in the cafe, you know, greeting everyone, 24:56 I was the greeter. 24:57 But I still needed extra money. 24:59 You know, what I see with you, Dr. Kim, is that... 25:08 You practice what you preach. 25:09 In that, you're dealing with life from a biblical place 25:14 and you're taking bad situations 25:17 and trying to make something good come of it. 25:20 And it is a Biblical concept 25:25 but a lot of people don't do that. 25:27 Yes. 25:28 What about you, Erin, in one minute, 25:31 what would you tell young people 25:33 who are dealing with grief? 25:35 What would you tell them is the best way to get through? 25:40 I would say, move to God 25:44 and your siblings and whoever parent, 25:48 whatever parent you have with you, 25:50 and friends, bunch of friends, 25:53 not necessarily distractions but supporters to help you 25:58 get through whatever process you're in, basically. 26:03 So you get your support system from God 26:06 and from your friends and from your parent. 26:08 Yes. That's good. 26:10 And my siblings. Yeah. 26:12 Yes. Yeah. 26:13 Dr. Kim, do you have a quick closing thought? 26:15 I just want to say to everyone pace yourself 26:18 and pour into your children, love them. 26:21 I'm going to try to find a little bit more balance 26:24 in myself. 26:25 I'm in counseling and will be going on counseling 26:29 because I want her to understand 26:31 the importance of her healing and being able to talk freely. 26:36 So just pace yourself, be open, listen, 26:39 and be able to move forward in Jesus Christ. 26:44 Thank you. 26:45 Thank you so much for being so transparent. 26:47 You know, you really, kind of, gave us a little look 26:51 into the dynamic between you, but it's real. 26:55 It's real. 26:56 And this program Live to be Well is real. 26:59 So make sure you tune in. God bless. 27:05 Dr. Kim and Erin, we're so delightful. 27:08 It's so nice to see Dr. Kim in her own environment 27:12 and we got to meet Erin today. 27:15 What a blessing. What a legacy. 27:18 Arthur Nowlin left for his family 27:21 and for the viewers. 27:22 We're so thankful that we had him 27:24 for the time that we did. 27:26 And we're so thankful that Dr. Kim is pressing forward, 27:29 moving on continuing to host and to do therapy 27:35 and to just be a blessing. 27:36 She's a speaker everywhere. 27:38 She's just a blessing. So we're really thankful. 27:41 Be sure to tune in to Live to be Well. 27:45 Check the D2DNetwork.TV schedule. 27:48 Again that's D2D Networktv 27:52 or watch the network itself on your TV 27:55 with your Roku for the coming soon promos. 27:58 Keep Dr. Kim in your prayers as she and her family 28:01 continue to move forward. 28:02 Thanks for tuning in. 28:04 Join us next time 28:05 because it just wouldn't be the same without you. |
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