Olivia was due December 7 but used acupuncture, stair-running, and raspberry leaf tea to deliver by December 3. She left the hospital on December 5 to attend Primerica's fast-start school in Colorado, showing the level of commitment the company expects.
We had our second child, okay, Olivia. He had to go to a fast start school in Colorado. We live in South Florida, guys. The child was due December 7th. The event date started December 5th. I, as a mother, was challenged. Okay, what are we going to do? What are we going to do? Well, you know what I decided to do? I decided to get acupuncture. I don't know if anybody's familiar. You know, one good in the ankle and you could pop a baby out. Well, guys, that's exactly what I— I ran stairs. Okay, he ran in front of me in case I fell. I did acupuncture. I'm drinking all the lotions and, you know, the raspberry tea, all that stuff, because I knew that he needed to be up that mountain with them. And you know what happened? I gave birth on December 3rd, and I kicked him out of the hospital room on December 5th. I said, it's time to go now. You gotta go. And guys, there's so many commitments like that.
