Incredible Journey 💖: From Teacher to Proud Mom of Four! 👩‍👧‍👦

And that teacher who told me to be nicer, she goes, "What's wrong?" And I told her, and she said, "Ah, if it bothers you so much, why don't you call foster care and say he can come and live with you?" I said, "Don't be ridiculous. I'm 55 years old. I've never had any children. I'm not a mother." And she said, "Then quit complaining." Well, I ended up with 4 kids. They were all my students. 2 were my legal foster kids. The other ones just decided I was mom. And they are now all in their 20s, successful. I'm very proud of them. And now I'm a grandma. I have a 7-year-old grandson named Adrian. So bottom line is, you know, I told you about those little funny things in life that happen where your life changes course. If they hadn't decided I was too old for TV, I wouldn't become a teacher and I wouldn't be a mom. Yeah. But I will say this, my youngest son, who's now 26, 27, is autistic, mildly autistic. His biological family gave him up and they said he'd never be anything. And when he graduated from high school, we, we invited them and they told him as soon as he graduated from high school that he should declare that he's disabled so the government will pay for him for the rest of his life. Mm-hmm. I said, no, that doesn't make sense. He went to Arizona State University and graduated. No special help.