WEBVTT 00:10.600 --> 00:12.949 Can we truly forecast bad weather when 00:12.960 --> 00:15.390 it comes ? Certainly , we know that 00:15.399 --> 00:17.232 there will be severe watches and 00:17.232 --> 00:19.819 warnings . But when it happens , it can 00:19.829 --> 00:22.370 leave a trail of devastation , uprooted 00:22.379 --> 00:25.909 trees down power lines homes that are 00:25.920 --> 00:28.579 leveled and the unfortunate human loss 00:28.590 --> 00:32.200 of life . Yet in every storm , 00:32.400 --> 00:34.540 there's always seems to be that one 00:34.549 --> 00:37.319 tree or house or light pole that is 00:37.330 --> 00:39.729 still standing as if the tornado or 00:39.740 --> 00:43.200 hurricane barely touched it . Perhaps 00:43.639 --> 00:45.861 the answer lies within how the home was 00:45.861 --> 00:47.930 constructed or the light pole was 00:47.939 --> 00:50.106 engineered to withstand a certain wind 00:50.106 --> 00:53.529 speed or the trees whose roots are deep 00:53.540 --> 00:56.869 in the earth . Maybe we can learn 00:56.880 --> 00:59.349 something from these fixtures that 00:59.360 --> 01:02.810 we're able to in the storm . Maybe how 01:02.819 --> 01:05.480 we prepare for a storm is critical . 01:06.970 --> 01:10.059 So today , uh it is my pleasure to 01:10.069 --> 01:12.879 welcome Massa Sergeant , uh Trevor 01:12.889 --> 01:14.930 mcclelland and his lovely wife , uh 01:14.940 --> 01:17.930 Sarah , who have been married under 01:17.940 --> 01:21.330 about a year . Um uh As of to date , uh 01:21.339 --> 01:23.930 They're here to share their story of 01:23.940 --> 01:26.269 how storms can shape us but not define 01:26.279 --> 01:28.168 us and how we can prepare for the 01:28.168 --> 01:31.050 storms of life . And so I wanna begin 01:31.059 --> 01:33.099 with you mask sergeant . Trevor and 01:33.110 --> 01:35.230 also Sarah , uh , if you can share a 01:35.239 --> 01:37.295 little , just a little bit about who 01:37.295 --> 01:39.650 you are . Your story . Yeah . So my 01:39.660 --> 01:41.882 name is , uh , Trevor mcclelland . I've 01:41.882 --> 01:43.882 been in the United States Air Force 01:43.882 --> 01:46.239 just over 13 years . Uh , so I'm pretty 01:46.250 --> 01:48.819 excited about that and , um , 01:48.830 --> 01:52.019 definitely , um , started about three 01:52.029 --> 01:54.140 different bases so far , started in a 01:54.140 --> 01:56.307 Hill Air Force Base , Utah and went to 01:56.307 --> 01:58.418 Aviano Italy . Uh , and after Italy , 01:58.418 --> 02:00.418 uh , I came to Peterson Space Force 02:00.418 --> 02:02.640 Space , Colorado Springs . And then now 02:02.640 --> 02:04.751 here at Maxwell , uh , Alabama . So , 02:04.751 --> 02:07.720 um , and we met , uh , last year 02:08.128 --> 02:11.328 and , uh , yeah , got married and the 02:11.339 --> 02:14.328 rest is history . Uh , awesome . And 02:14.339 --> 02:16.339 Sarah , what about you ? Yeah , I'm 02:16.339 --> 02:18.919 Sarah mcclelland . And , uh , I grew up 02:18.929 --> 02:22.779 in Ohio . So , um , I was home schooled 02:22.789 --> 02:25.179 and worked in the family business and 02:25.188 --> 02:28.238 built houses from a young age and then , 02:28.440 --> 02:31.529 um , ended up pursuing a career in TV , 02:31.539 --> 02:34.929 production , reality TV . And then 02:34.940 --> 02:36.996 after a few years , decided that was 02:36.996 --> 02:39.880 just not what I wanted to do . Um , and 02:39.889 --> 02:42.380 then moved to Colorado and met my 02:42.389 --> 02:45.440 husband and I've been working from home 02:45.449 --> 02:48.320 and I go to church now here in Alabama 02:48.330 --> 02:51.020 as a military spouse . So then all over 02:51.029 --> 02:53.679 the place . Great , great . So you 02:53.690 --> 02:56.020 worked in TV , production . So , all of 02:56.029 --> 02:57.973 this is familiar to you . Well , I 02:57.973 --> 03:00.619 worked in reality TV , production or 03:00.630 --> 03:03.320 out on the streets or in a house set up 03:03.330 --> 03:05.410 somewhere with still with lights and 03:05.419 --> 03:07.586 cameras . So this is a little bit more 03:07.586 --> 03:09.804 formal and scary , right ? But it 03:09.815 --> 03:11.704 doesn't have to be scary . Bright 03:11.704 --> 03:14.785 lights behind the camera . Yeah . So in 03:14.794 --> 03:16.785 the opening video , you saw the 03:16.794 --> 03:19.524 devastation of trees and downed power 03:19.535 --> 03:22.255 lines and uh homes that have been just 03:22.264 --> 03:24.208 shattered . And what that means of 03:24.208 --> 03:27.425 course is that when any type of storm 03:27.434 --> 03:29.785 uh hits uh it really devastates 03:29.794 --> 03:32.419 people's lives , lives . Um And so some 03:32.429 --> 03:34.669 of those video and images are recently 03:34.679 --> 03:38.229 captured in videos of uh things around 03:38.240 --> 03:40.279 us in Alabama . Um But what is 03:40.289 --> 03:42.511 interesting in the , in the pictures is 03:42.511 --> 03:44.733 that there's always as mentioned in the 03:44.733 --> 03:47.789 opening video , a tree or a home that 03:47.800 --> 03:51.169 hasn't been devastated as the others . 03:51.179 --> 03:53.346 Uh There's that light pole that , that 03:53.346 --> 03:55.512 still stands and maybe it's because of 03:55.512 --> 03:57.457 the way that is engineered . Uh or 03:57.457 --> 03:59.401 maybe it's the way in which uh the 03:59.401 --> 04:02.244 foundations of that home is built on . 04:02.315 --> 04:05.914 And so um you have a unique story and 04:05.925 --> 04:08.092 would love to , for you to share about 04:08.092 --> 04:10.365 your story and actually you wrote about 04:10.375 --> 04:12.985 it in a book as well , but would love 04:12.994 --> 04:15.384 for you to share with us today about 04:15.395 --> 04:16.804 your unique story . 04:32.769 --> 04:34.936 Well , thank you . And I , and I think 04:34.936 --> 04:36.880 Chaplin , you're exactly right . I 04:36.880 --> 04:39.102 think um uh the foundation is the piece 04:39.102 --> 04:41.213 that is critical and withstanding all 04:41.213 --> 04:43.380 these challenges . So every airman has 04:43.380 --> 04:45.491 a story . Uh my story specifically uh 04:45.491 --> 04:47.769 had to deal with kind of my upbringing . 04:47.769 --> 04:49.825 Uh And uh so growing up from a young 04:49.825 --> 04:53.359 age , I lived in um some , some turmoil 04:53.369 --> 04:55.591 with my family . Uh My mom was a single 04:55.591 --> 04:57.258 mother and she struggled with 04:57.258 --> 05:00.829 alcoholism and drugs and uh uh a kind 05:00.839 --> 05:02.617 of revolving door of dating the 05:02.617 --> 05:04.839 different men and things like that kind 05:04.839 --> 05:07.172 of looking for love in the wrong places , 05:07.172 --> 05:09.450 kind of thing . Uh But she had , uh my , 05:09.450 --> 05:11.672 my brother , my twin brother Tanner and 05:11.672 --> 05:13.783 then myself and then my older brother 05:13.783 --> 05:13.519 Chris , he's about five years older 05:13.529 --> 05:15.640 than me and he's in the United States 05:15.640 --> 05:17.790 Air Force as well . So , uh but uh it 05:17.799 --> 05:20.790 became pretty tough . Um We , we end up 05:20.799 --> 05:22.855 being removed from the home . And uh 05:22.855 --> 05:25.021 yeah , I went through about a cycle of 05:25.021 --> 05:27.188 foster care and orphanages and kind of 05:27.188 --> 05:29.188 moving around from home to home and 05:29.188 --> 05:31.299 then for periods of time back with my 05:31.299 --> 05:33.355 mother and then , you know , back to 05:33.355 --> 05:35.577 foster care again . So uh kind of going 05:35.577 --> 05:37.910 through that kind of some trauma , some , 05:37.910 --> 05:37.619 some different challenges associated 05:37.630 --> 05:40.440 with that , ultimately culminating in 05:40.600 --> 05:43.690 um uh aging out of the system uh as 05:43.700 --> 05:46.799 they call it kind of uh uh from 18 . Uh 05:47.269 --> 05:49.959 Yeah . Yeah . And so that , so those 05:49.970 --> 05:52.799 traumatic experiences of going from 05:52.809 --> 05:56.410 home to home and um just the the 05:56.420 --> 05:58.950 family background uh was part of your 05:58.959 --> 06:01.126 storm narrative . And so we all have a 06:01.126 --> 06:03.181 storm narrative , right ? Um There's 06:03.181 --> 06:05.403 something in our life that has affected 06:05.403 --> 06:07.626 us in , in a traumatic way . And so how 06:07.626 --> 06:09.737 did you overcome some of those , uh , 06:09.737 --> 06:12.059 traumatic experiences ? And that's a 06:12.070 --> 06:14.292 great question . I think one of the big 06:14.292 --> 06:16.459 challenges is sometimes when you're in 06:16.459 --> 06:18.737 the storm , you don't know , know , uh , 06:18.737 --> 06:20.959 how you're getting through it . I think 06:20.959 --> 06:20.192 that was something where sometimes you 06:20.203 --> 06:22.314 don't know that you're in it . That's 06:22.314 --> 06:24.259 exactly right . Or , or as we said 06:24.259 --> 06:26.259 earlier , maybe I'm preparing to go 06:26.259 --> 06:28.370 through it . Uh uh But yeah , I think 06:28.370 --> 06:30.481 in hindsight's 2020 but going through 06:30.481 --> 06:32.536 it , of course , tough . He lived in 06:32.536 --> 06:34.481 over 22 different foster homes was 06:34.481 --> 06:36.592 pretty challenging . But what I would 06:36.592 --> 06:38.814 say is , um you know , kind of me being 06:38.814 --> 06:40.981 rooted in my faith , you know , from a 06:40.981 --> 06:43.147 young age , uh kind of , you know , uh 06:43.147 --> 06:45.203 putting the first thing first for me 06:45.203 --> 06:47.370 and really the Lord kind of leading me 06:47.370 --> 06:49.314 through that situation even when I 06:49.314 --> 06:51.485 didn't always realize it . So , um you 06:51.496 --> 06:53.163 know , for me , that was very 06:53.163 --> 06:55.126 foundational and uh not that I was 06:55.135 --> 06:57.079 always perfect or doing everything 06:57.079 --> 06:59.735 right . I would say that always gave me 06:59.925 --> 07:02.092 hope and always gave me something that 07:02.092 --> 07:03.814 and as we talk about that firm 07:03.814 --> 07:05.925 foundation that wasn't gonna shake or 07:05.925 --> 07:08.630 give way . So what does it mean ? And 07:08.640 --> 07:10.751 Sara , I wanna get your input on this 07:10.751 --> 07:12.862 as well , but what does it mean to be 07:12.862 --> 07:12.309 rooted ? 07:27.619 --> 07:30.040 Um Think about those trees that are 07:30.049 --> 07:32.510 just standing um what does it mean to 07:32.519 --> 07:34.575 be rooted ? And what is it , or what 07:34.575 --> 07:37.059 does it mean to have a firm foundation ? 07:37.070 --> 07:39.859 What does that look like for you ? I 07:39.869 --> 07:42.809 think to be rooted means that , um , 07:42.869 --> 07:45.091 you know , some part of you goes deeper 07:45.091 --> 07:47.440 than the surface . I know my mom has a 07:47.450 --> 07:50.019 farm and , um , sometimes during the 07:50.029 --> 07:52.970 rainstorm you'll see these huge trees 07:52.980 --> 07:55.559 just fall over and their roots are so 07:55.570 --> 07:57.959 short and it's amazing how these 07:57.970 --> 08:00.081 massive trees , you'd think they have 08:00.081 --> 08:02.359 these huge root systems and they don't , 08:02.359 --> 08:04.470 they're very small for some of them . 08:04.470 --> 08:06.470 And so these trees have just fallen 08:06.470 --> 08:08.885 over hundreds of years old . And um , 08:08.894 --> 08:11.116 so I think the root system really needs 08:11.116 --> 08:14.445 to go really deep and below the surface . 08:14.515 --> 08:17.404 And I think for me , my faith has been 08:17.415 --> 08:19.526 a big part of being rooted um through 08:19.526 --> 08:21.984 different challenges . I know before I 08:21.994 --> 08:25.695 had my , you know , faith , um I really 08:25.704 --> 08:27.926 struggled in different areas of my body 08:27.926 --> 08:30.195 image and , you know , I've been at 08:30.204 --> 08:32.371 rock bottom and , you know , found the 08:32.371 --> 08:35.239 low places and I think , um faith 08:35.250 --> 08:37.200 definitely has been a big part of 08:37.210 --> 08:39.043 having something else to look to 08:39.043 --> 08:42.030 something below the surface , you know , 08:42.039 --> 08:44.869 as we think about going through a storm . 08:45.039 --> 08:48.359 Um It is easier to talk about it , you 08:48.369 --> 08:50.900 know , how you overcome when you're out 08:50.909 --> 08:53.039 of it . But when you're in it , there 08:53.049 --> 08:55.289 are lots of emotions and lots of 08:55.299 --> 08:58.309 feelings uh that go along with battling , 08:58.320 --> 09:00.487 how do I overcome the devastation that 09:00.487 --> 09:02.598 just happened ? And we talked about a 09:02.598 --> 09:04.709 little bit that sometimes when you're 09:04.709 --> 09:04.705 in it , you don't even realize that 09:04.716 --> 09:06.986 you're in it , right ? Because you're , 09:06.995 --> 09:09.106 you're constantly focused and fixated 09:09.106 --> 09:12.145 on , you know , the situation itself um 09:12.156 --> 09:14.156 that when you get out of it and you 09:14.156 --> 09:16.323 look at the rubble and the devastation 09:16.323 --> 09:18.545 around , you're like , oh my gosh , how 09:18.545 --> 09:20.767 did I survive that ? But talk through a 09:20.767 --> 09:22.878 little bit about some of the emotions 09:22.878 --> 09:24.878 that people feel when you're in the 09:24.878 --> 09:27.100 storm . Like , for example , you know , 09:27.100 --> 09:29.831 sometimes people feel lonely or they 09:29.841 --> 09:32.231 feel isolated or they feel uh that 09:32.242 --> 09:34.911 nobody cares , uh they feel hopeless if 09:34.921 --> 09:37.088 you could talk through some of those . 09:37.088 --> 09:39.143 Sure . Um So , uh I know for me , uh 09:39.143 --> 09:41.331 beyond the foster care situation , 09:41.341 --> 09:43.563 right ? Uh Kind of going through that , 09:43.563 --> 09:45.785 that whole thing . I know I experienced 09:45.785 --> 09:48.781 a divorce uh about uh four years ago 09:48.791 --> 09:50.513 and I know that was a real big 09:50.513 --> 09:52.432 challenge for me . Uh coming from 09:52.442 --> 09:54.498 overseas , coming back to the States 09:54.498 --> 09:56.664 getting reset . You know , you do feel 09:56.664 --> 09:58.664 lonely and I think that's something 09:58.664 --> 10:00.720 that is very common in the Air Force 10:00.720 --> 10:03.169 and outside the Air Force . Um And you 10:03.179 --> 10:05.500 feel , you feel by yourself , you feel 10:05.510 --> 10:09.359 isolated , uh 2020 hit . Uh No 10:09.369 --> 10:11.591 shock . There's a lot of people kind of 10:11.591 --> 10:13.758 isolated and those kind of things that 10:13.758 --> 10:15.702 happen with that situation talking 10:15.702 --> 10:18.380 about . Yeah , it was , it was hard for 10:18.390 --> 10:20.960 a lot of people and , uh , uh , you 10:20.969 --> 10:22.747 know , we need people , we need 10:22.747 --> 10:24.858 relationships . So I know for me that 10:24.858 --> 10:27.080 was hard and of course you kind of fall 10:27.080 --> 10:29.302 in on yourself a little bit and I did , 10:29.302 --> 10:31.525 I know for me , I , um , you know , you 10:31.525 --> 10:33.909 ate everything , you know , just , you 10:33.919 --> 10:35.919 know , live for myself , whatever I 10:35.919 --> 10:38.086 wanted and it was just , you just feel 10:38.086 --> 10:40.197 kind of like I said , isolated . So I 10:40.197 --> 10:42.252 know for me going through that was , 10:42.252 --> 10:45.349 was hard , was lonely . Um But I think 10:45.359 --> 10:47.581 one of the things that really helped me 10:47.581 --> 10:49.789 during that time and then after was 10:49.799 --> 10:51.910 having a really good support system . 10:51.910 --> 10:55.140 So I was uh very fortunate to get uh as 10:55.150 --> 10:57.150 a master resiliency trainer , I got 10:57.150 --> 10:59.206 selected to go on a deployment to uh 10:59.206 --> 11:01.372 Ramstein Air Base Air Base , Germany . 11:01.372 --> 11:03.372 And it was awesome because uh I was 11:03.372 --> 11:05.261 able to be around all these other 11:05.261 --> 11:07.372 resiliency trainers and mental health 11:07.372 --> 11:09.372 workers that were all there helping 11:09.372 --> 11:11.428 people transition from Afghanistan . 11:11.428 --> 11:11.349 This was during the pullout of 11:11.359 --> 11:14.090 Operation Allies refuge and um 11:14.780 --> 11:17.159 amazing people and they really poured 11:17.169 --> 11:19.280 into me and , and , and , and really 11:19.289 --> 11:21.345 helped me , man , you know , maybe I 11:21.345 --> 11:23.869 can have a life post , divorce , post 11:23.880 --> 11:26.102 these other things . Maybe I , I am , I 11:26.102 --> 11:28.102 do have some value , maybe I can do 11:28.102 --> 11:30.047 this . So , uh after that , it was 11:30.047 --> 11:33.590 really um great kick start 11:33.599 --> 11:35.710 on , on doing those things . And then 11:35.710 --> 11:37.599 of course , getting back into the 11:37.599 --> 11:39.266 church , getting back from my 11:39.266 --> 11:41.432 deployment . And I'll tell you shortly 11:41.432 --> 11:43.599 after , uh , you know , meeting , uh , 11:43.599 --> 11:43.460 Sarah and then it was just such a , a 11:43.469 --> 11:45.820 great time and , and you , you look 11:45.830 --> 11:47.830 back on it and , and I , I think it 11:47.830 --> 11:49.886 just may be making that decision , a 11:49.886 --> 11:51.830 decision not to sit there and just 11:51.830 --> 11:53.997 wallow in it and understand that there 11:53.997 --> 11:56.108 is a time for that and there's a time 11:56.108 --> 11:58.163 to , to mourn and time to go through 11:58.163 --> 12:00.274 those things . But , but then looking 12:00.274 --> 12:02.552 outside myself and saying , OK , where , 12:02.552 --> 12:04.830 where is my ? Well , what do I believe ? 12:04.830 --> 12:04.482 What do I , you know , put faith in and 12:04.492 --> 12:06.325 I had faith that I was gonna get 12:06.325 --> 12:08.548 through it and , and the Lord helped me 12:08.548 --> 12:10.603 and , and literally led me uh by the 12:10.603 --> 12:12.714 hand through uh those adversities and 12:12.714 --> 12:14.659 challenges . You know what I think 12:14.659 --> 12:16.659 about , you know , we , we had this 12:16.659 --> 12:19.806 conversation earlier that um it's not a , 12:19.815 --> 12:22.037 it's not a matter of if you're gonna go 12:22.037 --> 12:24.148 through a storm , but it's wind . And 12:24.148 --> 12:26.259 so you've talked about growing up and 12:26.259 --> 12:28.426 kind of going through that storm , you 12:28.426 --> 12:30.426 talked about your divorce and going 12:30.426 --> 12:32.593 through that storm . Uh But in each of 12:32.593 --> 12:34.815 those storms , um there's a moment when 12:35.000 --> 12:37.111 if you can survive it , that you come 12:37.119 --> 12:39.230 out of the rubble . And I think about 12:39.230 --> 12:41.341 when I look at those videos and those 12:41.341 --> 12:43.570 images , the first responders coming to 12:43.580 --> 12:45.802 the scene , right ? And the first thing 12:45.802 --> 12:47.802 they're thinking about is not , you 12:47.802 --> 12:49.969 know , the devastation of the house or 12:49.969 --> 12:52.191 the , the trees that are down , they're 12:52.191 --> 12:54.413 thinking about human life . Right . And 12:54.413 --> 12:56.636 so you're climbing out of that rubble . 12:56.636 --> 12:58.858 And so we want to make sure that you're 12:58.858 --> 13:00.858 ok . You know , how are you doing ? 13:00.858 --> 13:02.913 Right . And so , um , talk through a 13:02.913 --> 13:05.080 little bit , Sarah , if you will , you 13:05.080 --> 13:07.247 know , uh , whatever storm that you've 13:07.247 --> 13:09.247 experienced in life , uh , when you 13:09.247 --> 13:11.413 came out of the rubble . Um , what did 13:11.413 --> 13:13.580 you look for ? How did you find hope ? 13:13.580 --> 13:15.691 I think a recent , uh struggle that I 13:15.691 --> 13:17.580 went through , even as we've been 13:17.580 --> 13:19.691 married is we had a miscarriage about 13:19.691 --> 13:23.219 five or so months ago . Um , so just a 13:23.229 --> 13:25.599 few months after we got married and 13:25.609 --> 13:28.109 this was right after we had P CS . And 13:28.119 --> 13:30.820 so we were out of state and like at 13:30.830 --> 13:32.830 first once that happened , once the 13:32.830 --> 13:35.530 pain settled and , um , all of that , 13:35.539 --> 13:38.049 um , I actually , I felt hope . I felt 13:38.059 --> 13:40.229 some joy that the pain was gone . I 13:40.239 --> 13:42.461 felt like God had a good plan , like he 13:42.461 --> 13:45.510 knows what he's doing . But then after 13:45.520 --> 13:47.559 a little while I started thinking , 13:47.570 --> 13:49.737 well , gosh , I don't have any friends 13:49.737 --> 13:51.789 here . I feel so lonely and then it 13:51.799 --> 13:53.910 just , it felt like all the pain came 13:53.910 --> 13:56.132 in of , you know , I'm in a new place . 13:56.132 --> 13:58.299 I don't have anybody here . You know , 13:58.299 --> 14:00.577 you're gone at work all day . And , um , 14:00.577 --> 14:02.688 it was just a really hard and , and I 14:02.688 --> 14:04.688 felt like I took my eyes off of the 14:04.688 --> 14:06.688 Lord and off of all the good things 14:06.688 --> 14:08.743 that I already have . And I think it 14:08.743 --> 14:10.855 was really just as I started focusing 14:10.855 --> 14:12.966 and praying , you know , looking back 14:12.966 --> 14:14.577 to the Lord and , you know , 14:14.577 --> 14:16.577 remembering his goodness that , you 14:16.577 --> 14:18.799 know , I started to think , ok , well , 14:18.799 --> 14:20.966 God has a good plan . I knew this when 14:20.966 --> 14:22.966 it happened . I , I know this now I 14:22.966 --> 14:25.188 just have to trust that he's good and , 14:25.188 --> 14:27.521 and we're gonna get through this . Yeah , 14:27.521 --> 14:29.743 absolutely . And so , you know , when I 14:29.743 --> 14:31.688 think about , you know , the , the 14:31.688 --> 14:33.855 challenge sometimes of just getting to 14:33.855 --> 14:35.910 that point of in your , in , in what 14:35.910 --> 14:38.077 you describe as trusting in the Lord . 14:38.077 --> 14:40.299 Um that is a hard place because there's 14:40.299 --> 14:42.521 a lot of emotions that go into . How do 14:42.521 --> 14:44.521 I even get to that point ? And as I 14:44.521 --> 14:46.577 think about our audience today , our 14:46.577 --> 14:48.688 cadets , uh lots of our students that 14:48.688 --> 14:50.855 are going through transitions in their 14:50.855 --> 14:53.077 life . Um and they experience heartache 14:53.077 --> 14:55.599 and , and relationships and they go 14:55.609 --> 14:57.919 through uh some disappointments because 14:57.929 --> 15:00.040 they didn't get the , the , the , the 15:00.040 --> 15:03.070 slot or the opportunity to um maybe 15:03.080 --> 15:05.024 join the Air Force uh because of a 15:05.024 --> 15:07.359 medical condition um that , that can be 15:07.369 --> 15:09.480 devastating , you know , for people . 15:09.480 --> 15:11.799 Um And so , you know , as you think 15:11.809 --> 15:13.920 about , you know , what emotions does 15:13.920 --> 15:16.450 that create and how do you work through 15:16.460 --> 15:19.429 those emotions is really difficult and 15:19.440 --> 15:21.700 So , uh in our next video , we're gonna 15:21.710 --> 15:24.390 talk a little bit uh more about how do 15:24.400 --> 15:26.567 you get through the storm and what are 15:26.567 --> 15:28.678 some of the practical ways that we um 15:28.678 --> 15:31.849 go through ? Um you know , getting 15:31.859 --> 15:33.915 through the rubble , getting through 15:33.915 --> 15:36.137 those challenges and how do we overcome 15:36.137 --> 15:37.989 that with practical applications ?