Choose Life for Cheslie

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2022 · 40 MIN

Choose Life for Cheslie

from Stream of Konsciousness · host Kyland and Brittian

This episode is impromptu, and one that I never thought I would have to record. However, I find it necessary to speak life into anyone who will listen. America lost our beautiful (on the inside and out), former Miss USA, Cheslie Kryst. This devastating loss was a shock; but I feel that this tragedy can also become a beautiful beginning if we do not waste the lesson, legacy and impact that her life and death left us. As this is a recent loss, not all news reports have come in, not all the facts are known. This means that I am only talking from limited knowledge that I have read about the situation. I am no mental health expert, clinical psychologist, pastor or professional. I did not know Cheslie, or her family personally, and am merely a fan and fellow mourner. With these factors in mind, there are some things I am not authorized to talk about (what she felt and thought) due to lack of experience or personal contact; but I do feel that it is important to encourage anyone I can to choose life. If I can encourage anyone that life is worth living and waiting for things to get better, then I will do my best. Additionally, as far as technology goes, this episode will not be of the same audio quality as most episodes due to technical issues. I hope, however, that the impact of the message will outweigh the differences in the volume. Enjoy!

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