A woman reflects on resilience and growth after losing her husband and 32-year-old son in a car accident. She argues that stepping outside your comfort zone is essential to living fully, and that life's brevity demands you seek experiences beyond what feels safe.
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We can never just be Vicki the mother, Vicki the wife. We have multiple roles. We women, we're very flexible. We're resilient. We can do many things. I believe that we should just be getting out of our comfort zone and feel uncomfortable in another zone. And that's when I felt that I don't wanna be in my comfort zone. I wanna step out of my comfort zone. I wanna try to be uncomfortable. Because that's when you accept challenges and that's when you experience different things in life. And why not? I believe, Lisa, life is too short. Make the most out of every minute. When my husband passed away, he was always just work, work, work. And then a few years after, my youngest son passed away, 32 years old. He was run over by— No! By a car.