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这是iHeart电台的播客《百分百真人》。
This is a iHeart podcast, Guaranteed Human.
嗨,美人儿。
Hello, gorgeous.
我是La la Kent,《非传统La la》的主持人。
It's La la Kent, host of Untraditionally La la.
我可能不再在Sir酒吧当服务员了,但我在山谷里的生活依然过得有滋有味。
My days of filling up cups at Sir may be over, but I'm still loving life in the valley.
山那边的日子确实挺成熟稳重的,但在这档《非传统La la》播客里,我还是那个你要么爱死、要么恨死的La la。
Life on the other side of the hill is giving grown up vibes, but over here on my podcast, Untraditionally La la, I'm still that La la you either love or love to hate.
乱七八糟的。
It's unruly.
无所畏惧的。
It's unafraid.
非传统的La la。
It's untraditionally La la.
大家可以在iHeartRadio应用、Apple播客,或是你常用的任何播客平台上收听《非传统拉拉》节目
Listen to untraditionally La la on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
大家好啊
Hi, everyone.
我是谢丽尔·斯特雷德,写过《涉足荒野》和《微小的美好事物》
I'm Sheryl Strade, author of Wild and Tiny Beautiful Things.
不是这样的
Not
顶多也就这样了。
if that.
我……那个,你啊……
I'm I'm to you're
学会如何直面那些看似难以逾越的人生难关。
understand how to face our own seemingly insurmountable challenges.
每周四都来收听《心越过山丘》这期节目吧,你可以在iHeartRadio app、苹果播客,或是你常用的任何播客平台上找到我们。
Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
想换个角度看F1吗?
Ready for a different take on Formula One?
那就别错过《无抓地力》——一档全新播客,深入探讨赛车界最备受追捧的赛事背后的文化。
Look no further than No Grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series.
我是莉莉·赫尔曼,和你们一起探索F1那些鲜为人知的角落:比如现役车手的星座运势、这项运动历史上最具影响力的车手罢工事件,还有那些让F1在过去七十多年里变成一场精彩又荒诞的灾难大戏的种种丑闻和八卦。
Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the underexplored pockets of f one, including the astrology of the current grid, the story of the sport's most consequential driver strike, and plenty of other mishaps, scandals, and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than seventy five years.
在iHeartRadio应用、Apple Podcasts,或你常用的任何播客平台收听《无抓地力》。
Listen to no grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
我曾经拥有一场完美的婚礼,一个很棒的丈夫,现在却得了乳腺癌。
I had this beautiful wedding and I had this wonderful husband and now I have breast cancer.
癌症会一下子把你打停在原地。
Cancer will stop you right in your tracks.
我第一个问题是:我会死吗?
My first question was, am I going to die?
第二个问题是:我的头发会不会全掉光?
And my second question was, is all of my hair going to fall out?
我的肿瘤医生说,我没法怀孕了,但我依然相信自己能当妈妈。
My oncologist did say to me, you're not going to be able to carry a baby, but I still believe I will be a mom.
你让整个社区的人都陪你走过了这段路。
You brought everyone in your community on that journey with you.
太多人因为你的经历受到了鼓舞。
So many people have become inspired by it.
太多人因为你的故事重获新生。
So many people have become saved by it.
这就是我的使命。
This is my purpose.
大家好,欢迎回到《有目的的人生》,这里是你变得更快乐、更健康、更疗愈的地方。
Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the place you come to become happier, healthier and more healed.
今天这位嘉宾,我可是盼了好久了。
Today's guest is someone that I've been really looking forward to having in the seat.
我真的觉得,《有目的的人生》这个节目存在的意义,就是记录、分享并把像这样的故事带到你面前,帮你找到方向,在你最难熬的时候给你支持,让你在世界一片混乱时,依然能感受到生命的意义。
I really believe that On Purpose was created to document and share and introduce you to stories like these that hopefully help inspire your own journey, help and support you in your difficult times, and give you a sense of meaning and purpose when things around you seem extremely challenging.
今天来到节目的嘉宾是布里吉特·巴尔,她是一名创业者,也是时尚品牌The Bar的创始人。
Today, I'm joined by Bridget Bahl, an entrepreneur and the founder of the fashion brand, The Bar.
布里吉特还打造了一个很有影响力的线上社群,在里面大方分享自己关于信仰、人际关系的看法,还有日常生活的点点滴滴。
Bridget has also built a powerful online community where she shares openly about faith, relationships, and her life.
过去这一年里,布里吉特的人生遭遇了意外的变故——她查出了乳腺癌。
Over the past year, Bridget's life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
确诊之后,她始终抱着真诚又坚韧的态度记录自己的抗癌历程,还和大家探讨这类经历会如何重塑我们对人生中真正重要的事物的认知。
Since then, Bridget has continued to share her journey with honesty and resilience, speaking about how experiences like this can reshape what truly matters.
接下来,让我们欢迎布里奇特来到《On Purpose》节目。
Please welcome to On Purpose, Bridget.
布里奇特,真的太高兴能请到你了。
Bridget, it is such a joy to have you here.
我盼这一天盼了好久好久。
I've been looking forward to this for so long.
首先我得说,特别感谢你专程赶过来。
I wanna first of all say how grateful I am that you made the trip over here.
刚才我们走过来的时候,你提到这是你第一次真正出门走动。
You just mentioned to me as we were walking here, this is one of the first times you've really been out of your home.
我真的特别感激,也非常感动你能来。
I'm so thankful and appreciate you so deeply for coming.
谢谢你。
Thank you.
天啊,谢谢你。
Oh my gosh, thank you.
你愿意邀请我来,我感觉特别荣幸。
I feel so cool that you wanted to have me here.
太棒了!
Woo.
是的。
Yeah.
谢谢你把我带出家门,还推了我一把。我相信我们真的能帮到别人,而且我会慢慢适应的,你别担心。
So thank you for getting me out of the house and pushing me a little bit because I do believe that we can help people and yeah, I'll get more comfortable, don't worry.
你表现得超棒的,你一直都能带动特别好的氛围。
You're doing great, you're doing You always have the best energy.
上次我们见面的时候就感觉,你总能轻轻松松给身边所有人都营造出十足的安全感。
When we met last time it was like, you just effortlessly create such a safe space for everyone around you.
我想问问你,要是有今天第一次通过我的粉丝群认识你的新朋友,你会怎么形容你人生里的这个阶段,还有你现在的状态呢?
I wanted to ask you for those who may be meeting you for the first time who are hopefully in my community learning about you today, how would you describe this chapter of your life and where you are right now?
这十五个月里我确诊了乳腺癌,经历了化疗、放疗、手术,各种事堆在一起,我现在正努力把这些事都理顺想明白。
I'm really trying to unpack everything that's happened in the past fifteen months of being diagnosed with breast cancer, chemo, radiation, surgery, all of those things.
而且那段时间我病得特别重,尤其是化疗那段日子,整个人都是懵的,根本没力气去梳理这些情绪。
And I think I was just so insanely sick for most of the time, especially during the chemotherapy portion of it that I wasn't really present or unpacking any of it then.
那时候完全就是在撑着活下去。
You're really in survival mode.
只能过一天算一天。
It's day by day.
拼尽全力熬到下一秒都不容易。
You're like trying to get through to the next moment.
以前我总说撑过一天是一天,后来有个人跟我说,你都病成这样了,得撑过一小时是一小时才行。
You know, used to say like day by day and at one point someone said to me, hour by hour, like you're that sick.
所以现在我才终于能慢慢梳理清楚这一切。
So I feel like I'm unpacking a lot of it now.
我现在的状态确实还很敏感脆弱。
So I'm definitely really raw right now.
这件事我根本没来得及花好几年时间沉淀、复盘它给我带来的改变,一切就这么真实地发生在每一天里。但这段经历也特别美好,真的,从中收获了太多珍贵的东西。
It's not like this thing that I've had years to reflect on and see how this has all changed like this is kind of happening now live in real time every day and it's it's really beautiful and like I don't know, like there's just so many good things that came out of this.
现在回头想都觉得挺不可思议的。
Like it's kind of crazy to think about.
杰伊,我真的很佩服你,佩服你做的一切,你真的在改变大家的人生。
I really admire you Jay and like what you do and you really change people's lives.
说回我自己啊,在成为Ins博主之前,我一直是做时尚行业的,也当过网红。
And before this, you know, I had a fashion career before I was on Instagram and and I've been an influencer, know.
更早的时候我是做时尚公关的,我之前还看到你最近去了圣罗兰的秀场。
Before that I was a fashion PR girl, I saw you went to the Saint Laurent show recently.
我给伊夫·圣罗兰做公关做了好多年。
I I did PR Yves Saint Laurent for years.
我真真切切过过《穿普拉达的恶魔》那种日子。
I lived the whole devil wears Prada life.
我觉得我这一生里,起码经历过好几段不同的时尚人生。
I've had I feel like I've had a few fashion lives.
那段日子就像那部电影一样,全是腰带、眼泪和狗血 drama。
And I feel like everything was really like that movie in the sense where it was like belts and like crying and drama.
但我特别感激那段经历教会我的所有自律和本事。
And I really appreciate the discipline and everything I learned from that chapter of my life.
但我从来没想过,自己有一天能救人的命,或者站出来谈女性健康这么重要的事,真的改变甚至挽救别人的生命——已经有好多人私信我说:‘Bridget,我看了你的ins,去做了检查,结果发现得了乳腺癌,但还好是早期,不用化疗了。’
But I never really knew that I would have an opportunity to save someone's life or you know speak out about something so relevant in women's health that I could really change someone's life or save someone's life which people have wrote me and said like, wow Bridget, I went in, I got checked because I've been watching your Instagram and I have breast cancer.
我早期就发现了,根本不用化疗。
But I have stage one and I'm not gonna have to go to chemotherapy.
所以我真的觉得特别荣幸,也明白一句话:给予得越多,责任就越大。
And so I just feel really like honored and I feel like to whom much is given, much is expected.
所以我现在只想好好珍惜当下,尽全力做好这件事。
So I feel like I'm just trying to really honor the moment and do the best I can.
而且我特别期待能和之前聊过的那些朋友们、姐妹们见上一面。
And I'm really excited to meet some of the people and the women I've talked to.
还有一件事我一直记着,那时候我刚走进化疗病房的时候,看到了一句话,现在一直把它当做人处世的准则:「凡事多往好的方面想」。
And one thing I I remember like walking into chemo and like I really I found this quote and I really try to live by it now but it's what's the best thing that can happen.
我又不是什么都能搞定,谁又会真的纠结这点小事呢?
So it's like, I don't have anything figured out, who really cares?
你懂我的意思吧?
Do you know what I mean?
不然还能有什么比这更有意义的事呢?
Like what's the best thing that could happen?
不如就顺服天意,看看老天爷给我安排了什么,而不是我总想着自己攥住一切,对。
Let's see what God has for me instead of me trying to always Yeah.
总想着要找个老公,把人生按部就班填满。
Figure it out and find the husband and put the guy in there.
就是让他做点啥吧,你懂的。
It's like, just like let him do something, know?
癌症这事儿跟控制欲特别相关,那种虚假的掌控感,真的会把你这点幻觉彻底打碎。
And like cancer has a lot to do with like control and the illusion of control and like, it really strips you of that.
我以前是个控制狂。
I was a control freak.
现在可能还有一点,但你就是没法控制它。
I think I still am a little bit, but like, you don't have control over it.
它会把你这点掌控感全给拿走。
Like it takes that away from you.
所以你真正能抓住的,就只剩下心态、希望和信仰了,这些也就是我一直以来真正拥有的全部。
So it's like you, all you really have is like your mindset and your hope and your faith and like, that's all I ever really had.
以前没得病的时候,我还以为自己啥都能掌控呢。
Even before cancer, I just thought I was in control before.
但现在我知道了,我其实不能,可惜啊。
But now I know, I'm not, unfortunately.
是的
Yeah.
希望这回答了你的问题。
Hope that answers the question.
答得很好,真的。
It does, it does.
我想花点时间好好说一句,我觉得你特别鼓舞人心,因为我身边有不少朋友都经历过癌症的煎熬。
It's such a I wanna take a moment to just acknowledge how inspiring I think you are because I've had many friends who've gone through the battle with cancer.
我知道那有多难,更别说还要记录下来、公开分享了。
And I know how hard that is, let alone having to document it and share it.
而你做到了。
And you did that.
你让整个社区的人都陪你走过了这段路。
You brought everyone in your community on that journey with you.
我简直无法想象,你经历这些的同时还要记录和分享,得有多不容易。
And I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it is to go through what you've been through and document it and share it.
而且就像你说的,好多人都被这件事鼓舞到了。
And like you said, so many people have become inspired by it.
还有好多人因为这件事得到了救赎,挺过来了。
So many people have become saved by it.
大家也终于了解到,你这段时间都经历了什么,其他和你有一样遭遇的人又在熬什么。
So many people have become aware of, you know, what you go through and what others go through during this time.
刚好我想现在问问你这个事儿:我之前在Instagram上刷到你的动态,刚才还和麦克聊来着,我记得你说还剩两次治疗?但麦克说只剩一次了?
I wanted to ask you that now, I saw you on Instagram and I was just talking to Mike right now, but I saw on Instagram that I think you have two more treatments left, he was He in one more
前几天才跟我说我当时就是这么做的
just told me the other day I did
都是为了我自己才撑下来的。
it for me.
现在就剩最后一次治疗了,你走到这一步,心里是什么感受呀?
One more treatment left, like, what does it feel like to be at this stage?
就像你之前说的,这事儿过去还没几年呢。
As you said, you're not years away from it yet.
现在你心里到底在想什么,能跟我聊聊吗?
It's not talk to me about what goes through your mind right now.
是的。
Yeah.
说实话,我现在有点在哀悼过去的生活。以前别人总问我,你是不是在怀念以前的日子?但我那时候病得太重了,根本没力气去想这些。
Right now I think I'm I'm dealing with a little bit of grief where during, you know, people would ask me like, oh, you're grieving your old life and I like I said, I was too sick to think about all of that.
我其实挺想分享这些的,但一直有点犹豫。尤其是有个人后来私信我说:‘你救了我。’
Like, you're really so sick and that was one thing I I struggled a little bit with sharing because I really wanted to share it especially after one person even wrote me back and was like, you saved me.
要不是看到你的经历,我可能根本不会坚持下去。
Like I would not have gone.
后来我才明白,这大概就是我的使命——唯一让我能理解这一切、接受这一切的方式,就是能帮到别人。
And then I was like, okay, this is this is my purpose and this is the only way I can understand it and make sense of it that I can help someone else.
我希望能帮别人避开化疗,因为我自己经历得太痛苦了。
And I can keep someone else out of chemotherapy because I had a terrible time with chemotherapy.
我刚进医院的时候其实特别乐观,说真的挺搞笑的,我当时就想:这点事难不倒我。
Like I I went in super positive which is kind of funny because I was like, I can do it.
靠着上帝,我能应对一切。
Like, with God, I can do all things.
我确实挺过来了,但现实和我想象的完全不一样。
And I did do it, but it wasn't what I pictured the experience to be.
但现在,我明显开始感到悲伤了,因为我感觉身体在慢慢好起来,也终于有了安全感。
But I think right now, I'm I'm definitely starting to grieve because I think right now I'm starting to feel better and I'm starting to feel safe.
我开始在自己的身体里感到安心,但我想,人能承受的情绪负荷终究是有限的。
And I'm starting to feel safe in my body and I think I think there's only so much I could tolerate at once.
当你病得那么重的时候,我觉得我的脑子根本没法同时打开所有那些情绪的门。
And when you're so sick, I don't think my mind could really open all those doors at the same time.
幸存者内疚真的特别重,我也在悲伤,但我只敢让自己难过十五秒,然后就提醒自己:我应该知足,毕竟我还活着。
There's survivor's guilt is such a big thing because I'm also like grieving but I'm like only letting myself grieve for what fifteen seconds at a time and I'm like, oh, I should just be so happy that I'm alive.
太多人没能挺过这一关。
Like so many people don't live through this.
我真的太幸运了。
I'm so lucky.
但我现在正试着弄明白这些事——既要承认我经历的一切,承认那真的很难,而且这没关系,真的很难;但同时,我也活下来了。
But so like I'm trying to figure out those sort of things like the balance of like honoring what I went through and honoring that that was hard and that's okay that that was really hard but also like I lived.
所以我也说不准。
So I don't know.
我现在在这事儿上特别挣扎。
I'm struggling a lot with that right now.
那种幸存者内疚,连我去敲钟的时候,我都不想敲。
The survivor's guilt because even when I went to ring the bell, like I didn't wanna do it.
我不知道为啥。
I I don't know why.
你可能会觉得,能去敲钟该多兴奋啊,而且随时都能敲。
You you would think you would be so excited to go and ring the bell, and you can ring the bell at any time.
化疗结束、放疗结束,随时都能去敲。
You can ring it at the end of your chemo, get the end of your radiation.
但我一直拖啊拖,因为我总觉得,等我敲完钟,我才会真正感觉好一点。
I just kept putting it off and putting it off because I think I wanted to ring it when I felt like, okay, I'm gonna feel a little bit better after I ring it.
所以我一直在等,等,等。
So I waited and waited and waited.
到了该去的那天,我跟老公迈克说:我不想敲那个钟。
And then the day I was meant to do it, I told my husband, Mike, I said, I am not I don't wanna ring it.
我真的不想敲。
I don't wanna ring it.
最后让我去敲的,是我突然想:也许这事儿根本不是为了我。
And the only thing that got me to ring it was I was like, maybe it's not about me.
每次我在治疗时听到别人敲钟,心里都会特别开心,为他们感到由衷的高兴。
Maybe every time I would be at be at treatment and I would hear someone ring it, it would spark such a joy in me and I would be like, yes, like so happy for that person.
所以我想,也许我今天必须去敲,就是因为这个原因。
And so I was like, maybe that's why I have to ring it today.
也许我是为了这个楼里某个正听着的人敲的,这根本不是关于我自己的事。
Maybe it's for someone else who's here in this building who needs to hear this bell rung and it's not even about me.
对我来说,敲钟压力太大了,因为大家都会觉得:你终于好了,该庆祝了。其实他们心里都盼着我快点好起来。
Because to me it felt like a lot of pressure to ring it because then everyone just expects you because I think people deep down just really wanted me to be better.
我想好起来,可我又想,万一我敲了钟,感觉却没变好,那我不是更乱了吗?
And I wanted to be better but I was like, if I ring it and then I don't feel better, I'm gonna be all mixed up.
这事儿挺吓人的,也挺怪的,你知道吧。
And that's kind of a scary weird thing a weird place, you know.
谢谢你此刻愿意让我们走进你的内心世界。
Thank you for letting us into your mind right now and heart and, you know
确实有点乱,但人生不就是这样吗?
It's a little mixed up, but that's like kind of how it goes.
你把这些说得特别清楚,真的。
I mean, you're very coherent in explaining it.
说实话,你这么讲,我们听得特别明白。
So just for what it's worth, the way you're sharing it is actually making a lot of sense.
这真的很有帮助,因为平时我们很少有机会听到人在这种关键时刻的真实想法。
And it's really helpful I think because we don't often get to talk to people in this very important moment.
你说了,我们平时都是几年后才去采访人,那时全靠回忆;可现在不一样,你正在经历这一切,一切都是活生生的。
We talk to people like you rightly said, like years after and then it's all memory, whereas right now it's all real for you and you're living through it.
跟我说说你确诊之前的日子都是怎么过的吧。
Talk to me about what your day to day looked like before the diagnosis.
那时候你的日常是什么样的?
Like what was your day to day like?
对,在查出来得乳腺癌之前,我完全就是被卷文化牵着走——什么都要越多越好:要产出更多、要做更多事、要更成功、要挣来更多成就,永远都在逼自己要变得更好、做得更到位。
Yeah, before, you know, the c word cancer, before being diagnosed with breast cancer, I was very much wrapped up in hustle culture, more is more and more, produce more, do more, have more success, find more success, really just always pushing myself to be better and do better.
结果癌症一下子就把你整个人的节奏都摁停了。
And I mean, cancer will stop you right in your tracks.
然后脑子就会告诉我:不行,咱们以后不能再钻这个牛角尖了。
And it says, nope, that's not what we're gonna focus on anymore.
我发现那个肿块的时候,正处于试管婴儿疗程的第六轮。
When I found the lump, I was on my sixth round of IVF.
我40岁才结婚,现在想想也算晚婚了。
So I got married when I was 40, which I guess is later in life.
我们两边跑,常住达拉斯和纽约。达拉斯这边现在已经很晚了,纽约那边时间倒是还好,这种两地的状态还挺有意思的。
We live between Dallas and New York and it's very late in Dallas and it's sort of okay in New York, it's kind of interesting.
但我们其实早就可以在38、39岁的时候结婚,只是我们决定先做生育规划。
But we could have gotten married when I was like 38, 39, and we chose to do family planning.
38岁和40岁能取到的卵子数量,差别真的很大。
And there's a big difference between the amount of eggs you can get when you're 38 and when you're 40.
所以我觉得这对我特别重要。
So I was like, that's really important to me.
我一直相信,也依然相信,我一定会当妈妈,迈克也一定会当爸爸。
I have always believed and I still believe I will be a mom and Mike will be a dad.
所以我们觉得,比起办盛大的婚礼,这件事更重要,那就先做生育计划,顺便把婚礼也安排了,最后再办。
And so we were like, that's really more important to us than like the party so let's do that and plan the wedding while we do that and then have that.
我做了好几轮治疗,最后拿到了两个胚胎,然后我们就结婚了,办了一场特别美、特别棒的婚礼。
So I did a bunch of rounds and then I got two embryos and then we got married and we had this like beautiful amazing wedding.
我特别在意美感和氛围。
I'm so into aesthetics.
我超爱策划这些事。
I love planning things.
其实就是一件特别开心、有趣又酷的事儿。
I just it was like a really joyful fun cool thing we did.
但去结婚之前我心里挺踏实的,因为我知道自己已经有两个胚胎了。
But I felt good going into the wedding because I'm like, okay, I have two embryos.
这就是我真心相信、也愿意去相信的事。
That's like what I'm believing and choosing to believe.
结婚后我又想再做一两轮,毕竟这个年龄差距真的太大了。
So I after we got married, I wanted to do like one or two more rounds because there really just is such a big difference.
我不敢乱报数字,毕竟我不是医生,但35岁以后,尤其是到了38、39岁,差别真的特别明显。
Like I don't wanna give the numbers because I'm not a doctor, but in these ages between like it's 35 and up, but like when you start hitting 38, 39, like it's a significant difference.
数量上的差距简直天差地别。
Like it's like huge the amount.
好吧,我们再做一轮试管婴儿吧。
Okay, we do another round of IVF.
就在做这轮试管婴儿的时候,我摸到了一个肿块。
During that round of IVF is when I noticed a lump.
我当时就想,这太不可思议了,因为我本身身材很娇小,结果那东西居然比高尔夫球还大。
And I was like, it's really crazy because when I found it, it was and I'm a petite person.
那东西比高尔夫球还大。
It was bigger than the size of a golf ball.
我当时都不确定自己能不能摸得出来,你知道吗?我从小跟妈妈一起长大,记得她浴室里贴着一张手绘的乳腺自检图示。
So and I wasn't sure that I even could feel it because you know, we grow up like or I grew up, you know, I grew up with a single mom and I remember in our shower she had this little thing on your shower and it was like these hand sketches of how to do a self breast exam.
所以我一直都在做自检。
So you know, I was doing it.
虽然也不确定自己到底有没有做对,但那次我真的摸到了不对劲的东西。
You never really knew or I really knew if I was doing it right or what whatnot but I felt something.
我天天跟医生打交道。
I live with the doctors.
我就跟他们说:‘你摸摸这个。’
I'm like, hey, feel this.
你摸着是什么感觉?
What do you feel?
他就说:‘我也不确定。’
And he's like, oh, I'm not sure either.
那东西比高尔夫球还大,但藏得太深了,深得我都摸不到,而且我乳腺组织特别密。
Like it was bigger than a golf ball but it was so far deep back, like deep in me and I have dense breast tissue.
这种情况下,很难摸出肿块。
It makes it harder to feel for lumps.
我以前总听说,那感觉会像一颗硬硬的弹珠。
And I had always read that it would feel like a hard marble.
确实有可能像弹珠,但我那个完全不是那样。
And it can, it can feel like a hard marble but mine did not.
根本没法确定那儿到底有没有异常。
You couldn't tell for sure if there was something or not.
我心里当然第一反应就是:天啊,这不会是乳腺癌吧?
In my mind, of course, every woman would think, oh my gosh, is it breast cancer?
但我从小在一个大家庭长大的。
But I grew up in a pretty big family.
我妈妈有五个姐妹。
My mom has five sisters.
我爸爸有三个姐妹,两边的长辈里从来没人得过乳腺癌,甚至连癌症都没人得过。
My dad had three, both of their mothers, no one has breast cancer, no one had cancer at all.
而且我也没有BRCA基因突变。
And I don't have the BRCA gene.
所以我当时根本没怎么往这是癌症的方向想。
So it wasn't super high on my radar that like this is cancer.
人很容易就会自欺欺人,一个劲告诉自己这肯定没事,肯定只是试管婴儿的药物影响,肯定就是个囊肿。
And it's very easy on a flag to just be like, I'm sure it's not, I'm sure it's the IVF medications, I'm sure it's a cyst.
我摸到了那个东西之后就一直放心不下,我记得下周正好要去看我的生殖科医生。
I found it or I felt something and it was on my mind and I knew I was gonna see my fertility doctor the next week.
所以我去问诊的时候就把这件事告诉了他,他听完就让我必须去做个乳腺钼靶检查。
So we go in and I tell him and he's like, okay, like you have to go in for a mammogram.
我那阵子每周都要往医院跑。
I'm seeing this like every week.
我当时就想,哦,好吧。
And I was like, oh, okay.
我还是觉得,嗯,可能没什么大不了的。
Like I still just Yeah.
我心里其实挺乐观的,觉得应该没事,但当然啦,我去就是了。
I'm kinda like positive I was kind of like, I'm sure it's fine but like, you know, yeah, of course I'll go.
下周我去做了乳腺钼靶,做着做着我就感觉有点不对劲,医生也摸到了,一直在看。
So I go in for my mammogram the next week and yeah, while I did my mammogram, I could start to kind of feel like something was going on and they could feel it and they were looking at it.
那天他们就问我:‘你愿意留下来做活检吗?’
And then they asked me that day like, will you stay for your biopsy?
这事儿挺奇怪的,对吧?
Which is like odd, know?
我当时就意识到,不对劲了。
And I was like, okay, something's wrong.
我就是直觉觉得,事情没那么简单。
And I could kind of just feel something was wrong.
所以我就留了下来做活检,这段时间里我真的遇到了好多贵人。
So I stayed for the biopsy and I've been blessed with angels this whole time.
我这辈子碰到过好多愿意帮我的好心人,这次也不例外。
Like I've had a lot of angels come into my life and just like really help me.
那天的放射科医生人特别好,全程都在跟我聊我们婚礼的事。
This was just the sweetest radiologist ever and she was just talking to me all about our wedding.
她说她去我ins看过了,说婚礼办得特别美。
She's like, I went on your Instagram, it was so beautiful.
当时她一直在跟我聊天转移我的注意力。
And she was trying to distract me.
我那时候就看出来了,她是真的在拼命安抚我。
I could tell like she was really trying to comfort me.
结果我突然抬头问她:‘我是不是要死了?’
And all of a sudden I just looked up at her and I was like, am I going to die?
她跟我说,我应该需要做化疗——因为她已经看出我淋巴结肿大了,这通常意味着癌细胞已经扩散了。
And she said, I think you're gonna need some chemotherapy because she could tell I had swollen lymph nodes, which means it's traveled likely.
她其实不知道自己在检查我的淋巴结和乳房。
I mean she couldn't tell she was seeing my lymph nodes and my breasts.
所以她说,我问她的第一个问题就是:我会死吗?
So she said, you know, I said my first question to her was, am I going to die?
紧接着我又问了第二个问题:我的头发会不会全掉光?
And my second question very shortly after was, is all of my hair going to fall out?
这事儿还挺有意思的。
Which is kind of interesting.
你发现没,我一上来就问‘我会死吗’,紧接着又问‘头发会不会掉光’?
Do you know like, am I going to die and is all like back to back?
我觉得这特别能说明,女人对自己的身份认同,还有我当时所处的人生阶段。
I think that says a lot about women and our identity and and just where I was in my life.
我刚办完那么美的婚礼,有个特别好的丈夫,正计划要孩子,结果突然得了乳腺癌——生活哪有那么完美的剧本。
I had this beautiful wedding and I had this wonderful husband and now I have breast cancer and I was family planning and, you know, it was never like this perfect situation.
我在Instagram上公开聊过做试管婴儿,因为对我来说,这事儿根本没法闭口不谈。
Was open about doing IVF on Instagram because that just to me it's like, don't know how I could not talk about that.
这事儿真的特别耗人,我也想坦诚相告。
It's it's very consuming, you know, and I wanted to be upfront about it.
然后我现在就愣住了:天啊,我得了乳腺癌?这真的可能吗?
And then now I'm like, oh my gosh, I have breast cancer, like what?
是啊。
Like, yeah.
我都记不清我们刚才说到哪儿了。
So I don't remember what we're talking about.
对。
No.
对。
No.
对。
No.
你已经做得特别棒了。
You're doing amazing.
你别给自己太大压力了。另外真的谢谢你愿意说这么详细的细节,我听着都感觉自己在跟着你经历这段日子,而且这些内容真的很有意义。就像之前说的,肯定有好多女士其实已经察觉自己身体不对劲,但又拿不准,最后就不了了之了。你也提到过,我们大多数人平时都挺乐观的,总觉得一切都会顺顺利利的,坏事怎么也不会落到自己头上,结果突然就查出病了。我记得你当时在Instagram上发过这个事,我们后期剪片的时候也会放上那段内容,你当时发的是你打FaceTime告诉迈克你得癌的那段视频。
Don't stress Like at thank, again, thank you for giving, you know, the amount of detail, I feel like I'm living it with you and it's helpful because again, like I think, like you said, I'm sure there's so many women who feel something and aren't sure and let it go or, you know, like you said, you're generally a lot of us are positive about things and we we want things to just be good and probably won't happen to us and then all of a sudden you realize and I remember seeing you posted this on Instagram and bringing it up because we'll put it up as well in the edit, but you put it up where it's, I think you FaceTimed Mike to tell him about this.
你配的文案大概是“我老公得知我患乳腺癌时的反应”。
And you had, you know, you posted, you know, our husband's reaction to finding out I have breast cancer.
在你最开始问出那两个问题之后,你脑子里冒出来的第一个念头是什么?
What was after the first two questions you asked, what was the first thought that went through your head?
还有,迈克是你第一个打电话通知的人吗?
And then was Mike the first person that you called as well?
是啊。
Yeah.
说真的,我在那儿待着的全程都在给他发消息。
I mean, was texting him the whole time I was there.
现在想想还挺匪夷所思的。
It was actually really interesting.
我待的那间等候室居然能直接看到我们当时办婚礼的场地,我当时整个人都懵了:这都什么跟什么啊?
You could see our wedding venue from like this room, they had me wait in and I was just like, what's going on?
这根本不是我想象中该有的样子,你知道的?
Like this isn't how it was supposed to be, you know?
我当时整个人都乱了。
And I was just spinning.
那天的事,我其实记不太清了。
Like I don't really even remember that that much of that day.
我后来第一个念头是,还好是我,不是我妈,也不是Mike,至少我能扛得住。
One of my thoughts soon after was I'm so glad it's me and it's not my mom and it's not Mike because at least I could do it.
至少我还有能力去面对,去坚强。
Least I had and to go through be strong.
要是换作别人,我真觉得会更难熬,我宁愿受苦的是我自己。
Would have found that so much worse to like, like I would have rather been the one going through it than like, I don't know, I can do it.
真是没想到啊。
So Wow.
我的意思是,我根本不想经历这些。
I mean, I didn't wanna do it.
是啊。
Yeah.
但你其实也没得选,对吧?
But you kinda don't have a choice.
对。
Right?
那你能怎么办呢?
So it's like, what are you gonna do?
我十年前就信主了。
And like, I got saved like ten years ago.
我从小上天主教学校,该走的仪式都走了一遍。
I mean, I grew up Catholic school, checked all the boxes, did all the sacraments.
但那时候我就是走个过场。
But like I was just sort of checking boxes.
现在我才真正跟上帝常在一起。
Like I wasn't now I'm like in constant calms with God.
感觉他都快烦死我了。
Like he is sick of me.
他估计都在心里吐槽:天呐,这姑娘怎么这样。
Like he's like this girl, like, my gosh.
咱们都懂布里奇特这种人,一整天抱着手机发消息聊个不停,活像把手机焊在手上。
Like we know Bridget, you know, it's like downloading texting all day.
搞不好他都跟我玩已读不回了,反正他都习惯我这德行啦。
He's probably like leaving me on red like we got it.
这些事堆在一起真的挺让人吃不消的,你懂吧。
Like it's just a lot, you know.
现在我真切地拥有了和上帝的联结,这就是我身上发生的转变。之前我人生一度跌到谷底,那段时间我诚心去向上帝祷告,承认靠我自己那套根本行不通。
And I'm just like I feel like I have that relationship and that's like what changed for me and from like, I you know, I went through a phase in my life where I felt like I really hit rock bottom and I just went to God in a really sincere moment and was like, okay, my way doesn't work.
我终于愿意放下执念,说我想试着按你的方式来走了。
I'm finally ready to admit that like I wanna try it your way.
那是一段特别纯粹的降服时刻,当时我还在匹兹堡跟我妈妈住,之前我也有过自己的日子,你懂的吧?
And it was just like this sweet little moment of surrender and I was living at home with my mom in Pittsburgh, know, I had had this life, right?
我从小跟着单亲妈妈长大,这辈子都看她过得特别不容易。我爸在我四岁的时候就抛弃了我们,我一直亲眼看着她为钱发愁、被各种事折腾,所以那时候我铁了心,绝对不要像她那样过日子。
Where I grew up with a single mom, I watched her struggle my whole life, my dad left when I was four and I was I watched her struggle with money and things and I was just like hell bent on like, I am not gonna live that way.
我当时满脑子就是要去纽约闯出名堂,其实那时候我连纽约都没去过。
I am going to move to New York City, had never been to New York City, and make it.
我想进时尚行业工作,就认定自己以后肯定是这样的。
And I'm gonna work in fashion and that's what's gonna happen.
最后我就揣着200美元真去了,在那边一个认识的人都没有。刚到的时候其实我也不太适应,但之前我把话说得太满了,只能硬着头皮留下来。
And I went with $200, didn't know a soul, kinda didn't like it when I got there, but I had said so many times I was living there.
那时候我只能待在家里,哪儿也去不了。
I had to stay.
我连银行账户都开不了。
I couldn't even get a bank account.
我还记得我当时特别疑惑,跑去问人家‘你们为什么不收我的钱啊?’
I remember like, was like, why won't you take my money?
结果人家跟我说,我根本就没有钱可以存。
They're like, you don't any.
你简直就是个风险,是个累赘。
Like you're at risk, you're a liability.
我们根本不想要你这种人。
Like we don't want you.
我当时就想,天哪,连银行账户都开不了。
And I was like, wow, I can't even get a bank account.
我就拼命干、拼命干、拼命干,比谁都拼,最后还真混出了名堂。
Like, and like I just just worked and worked and worked and like outworked everyone and just kinda got where I wanted to be.
我彻底扎进了时尚圈,那时候有个特别好的男朋友,住着一间超棒的公寓,真的挺舒服的。
And I got really immersed in that world and fashion and I had a wonderful boyfriend at the time, I was living in this wonderful apartment, really nice.
那房子是他的,不是我的,但他人真的没得说。
It was his not mine, he was great.
可我自己,却一点都不好。
It was just, I wasn't great.
我记得有那么一刻,突然意识到:我想要的东西,全得到了。
Like I remember I like had this moment of like, I've gotten everything I set out to get.
我住着这间公寓,穿着这件圣罗兰的衣服,整个人就像圣罗兰的广告代言人,可心里却空得厉害。
I'm living in this apartment, I'm wearing this YSL outfit, I'm like a publicity of Saint Laurent like and I feel completely empty.
为什么呢?
And why?
我想要的都得到了,可感觉却这么……
I got everything I wanted and it was such a
到底是为什么?
What was it?
答案到底是什么?
What was the answer?
我觉得每个人心里都有个洞。
I think that there's just like a hole in everyone's heart.
我觉得只有上帝能填满它。
And I think God fills it.
我必须彻底失去所有这些,才真正明白过来。
And I think I had to really like lose all of those things.
我当时身无分文,没工作,啥都没有,没男朋友,连个工作机会都找不到,也没地方住。
I was broke, I had no job, nothing, no boyfriend, no like leads on a job, no apartment.
搬回了匹兹堡。
Moved back to Pittsburgh.
我就想,好吧,上帝,我真的一无所有了。
I was like, okay God, I've got nothing left.
我跌到谷底了。
I'm at rock bottom.
他就在我最糟糕的时候,实实在在地出现在我身边。
And he just really met me where I was at.
我把所有空缺都用信仰填满了。
And I just filled it all in with God.
我就天天读圣经,开始真正相信上帝对我说的那些话。
Like I just was like reading the bible and I just started to believe all of the things God says about me.
我就想,上帝怎么看我?他到底怎么想我的?
Like I was like, well who does God what does God think of me?
自从我爸走了之后,我一直缺个父亲那样的人,但现在我终于有了。
And like, you know, since my dad left, I think I was always missing that father figure and I'm like, I have that.
我真的有了。
I actually have that.
我被上帝奇妙地创造出来了。
Like I am wonderfully created by God.
我那颗冰冷的心,突然就软化了。
And I just felt like this heart of stone I had was just really softened.
是的。
Mhmm.
我变得温和了一些,虽然我不完美。
And I just became a little bit softer and I'm not perfect.
我每天都会犯错。
I screw up all day every day.
说白了,我整天发消息就是个例子,但我们都是一样的罪人。
I mean, hence the texting all day, but like, you know, we're all sinners.
但我内心深处确实一直都在努力做得更好。
But I I do think deep down I really try to do better all of the time.
所以这次我查出乳腺癌之后,好多人都问我:遇到这种事,你的信仰有没有动摇过?
And so like when this whole thing happened with breast cancer, you know, lot of people have asked me like, was your faith tested when you had this?
就是你摊上这种事的时候?
Like when this happened to you?
那时候你才刚办完婚礼,本来还怀着盼心想生小孩,当时做试管婴儿的流程都还卡在那儿没顺利推进呢。
Like you just had this wedding and you were hopeful for a baby and you were already kind of struggling to get the IVF thing going.
所以我就说,没错,我这两种生活都试过了:不靠上帝硬扛的日子,还有跟着上帝走的日子。
And I was like, yeah, I I've just lived like I've tried to do it without God and I've done it with God.
但我发现,不管选哪条路,该来的风雨总躲不掉。
And like I think the storm's coming either way.
我知道这是我要扛的十字架,可谁又没自己的难处呢?大家都在熬各自的坎。
I think like this is my cross to bear but like you have yours and everyone's going through something.
对吧?
Right?
所以我觉得,是啊。
So I feel like I yeah.
我觉得我只是选择和他一起走,因为对我而言,这才是更好的路。
I feel like I was just like, I'm choosing to do it with him because that's just a better way for me.
旺达,你现在多重?
How much you weigh, Wanda?
现在。
Right now,
我大概一百三十磅。
I'm about one thirty.
我一百八十三磅。
I'm at one eighty three.
咱俩比比谁跑得快吧。
We should race.
不了。
No.
我可不想把原来的好胯骨给造坏了,还是平平安安离开这儿吧。
I wanna leave here with my original hips.
在我这档《艾莉娅的跨界对谈》播客里,我会邀请知名女运动员和意想不到的嘉宾配对聊天。
On the podcast, The Matchup with Aaliyah, I pair prominent female athletes with unexpected guests.
最新一期里,我和不败拳王克拉丽萨·希尔兹,还有喜剧演员旺达·赛克斯坐在一起聊了旺达的新片《垫场赛》,互相抬杠逗趣的门道,以及到底什么才叫符合大家印象里的淑女做派。
On a recent episode, I sat down with undisputed boxing champ, Clarissa Shields, and comedian Wanda Sykes to talk about Wanda's new movie, Undercard, the art of trash talk, and what it really means to be ladylike.
你懂吧。
Like.
打开你手机里免费的iHeartRadio应用,搜索《与艾莉雅的对决》,现在就能收听了。
Open your free iHeartRadio app, search the matchup with Aaliyah, and listen now.
本节目由诺华赞助播出,诺华是iHeart女性体育网络的创始合作伙伴。
Brought to you by Novartis, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports Network.
嗨,美女们好呀。
Hello, gorgeous.
我是拉拉·肯特,《非传统拉拉》节目的主持人。
It's La la Kent, host of Untraditionally La la.
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我可能不再给人倒杯子了,但我在山谷里照样活得有滋有味。
My days of filling up cups at sir may be over, but I'm still loving life in the valley.
山那边的日子确实挺成熟了,可在我自己的播客《非传统La la》里,我还是那个你要么爱死、要么恨死的La la。
Life on the other side of the hill is giving grown up vibes, but over here on my podcast, untraditionally La la, I'm still that La la you either love or love to hate.
我最近可真是啥都跟粉丝、家人,还有前冤家汤姆·施瓦茨掏心窝子了。
I've been full on oversharing with fans, family, and former frenemies like Tom Schwartz.
施瓦茨上节目那会儿,我可憋着一肚子火要跟他算账。
I had a little bone to pick with Schwartzie when he came on the pod.
你就不觉得愧疚吗?居然说我是山寨主妇?
You don't feel bad that you told me I was a bootleg housewife?
我非得把披萨甩你腿上不可。
I must flip to pizza in your lap.
气死我了。
Was so pissed.
我压根儿把这事儿忘光了,直到现在才想起来。
I literally forgot about that until just now.
对不起。
Sorry.
我不想把这事全怪到那通全员电话上。
I don't wanna I don't wanna blame all call that.
这事我得怪到那通全员电话头上。
I gotta blame that one on the all call.
这事儿讲的是笑对生活,从生活里学点东西。
This is about laughing and learning when life just keeps on life in.
我犯错,就是为了让你们不用再犯。
Because I make mistakes so that you guys don't have to.
我们在成长,在 thriving,没错,有时候也快撑不住了,但我们都带着爱在坚持。
We're growing, we're thriving, and, yes, sometimes we're barely surviving, but we do it all with love.
乱七八糟的。
It's unruly.
无所畏惧。
It's unafraid.
这节目可真不按常理出牌。
It's untraditionally La la.
去 iHeartRadio 应用、Apple 播客,或者你常用的播客平台,收听《不按常理出牌》。
Listen to untraditionally La la on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
2023 年,前《单身汉》明星克莱顿·埃卡德卷入了一场亲子丑闻。
In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckard found himself at the center of a paternity scandal.
随后的家事法庭听证会暴露了她说法中的诸多矛盾。
The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story.
这开启了一场长达数年的官司,只为查明真相。
This began a years long court battle to prove the truth.
你是不是在别人的检测报告上改了两次?
You doctored this particular test twice in someone's correct?
我只改过一次。
I doctored the test once.
最后是靠一帮网络侦探才把这案子给破了。
It took an army of Internet detectives to crack the case.
我想让大伙儿看看自己的税钱到底花在了哪儿。
I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for.
阳光是最好的消毒剂。
Sunlight's the greatest disinfectant.
他们发现了一个令人不安的模式。
They would uncover a disturbing pattern.
又有两个男人经历了同样的事。
Two more men who'd been through the same thing.
格雷格·奥莱斯比和迈克尔·曼奇尼。
Greg Olesby and Michael Mancini.
我整个人都震惊了。
My mind was blown.
我是斯蒂芬妮·杨。
I'm Stephanie Young.
欢迎收听《爱的陷阱》。
This is Love Trap.
劳拉,斯科茨代尔警局。
Laura, Scottsdale police.
随着剧情推进,劳拉·欧文斯终于付出了代价。
As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.
各位听众,马里科帕县突发新闻:劳拉·欧文斯已被起诉诈骗罪。
Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Maricopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges.
在亚利桑那州,正义未得伸张,这事就没完。
This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona.
欢迎在 iHeartRadio 应用、Apple 播客,或你常用的播客平台收听《爱的陷阱》。
Listen to Loved Trapped podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
当时你心里就没想过,为什么是我?
Was there no thought in your head at the time which was like, why me?
我都刚结婚,生活好不容易稳定下来,一切都在变好……
Like, you know, I've finally got married, like things are looking good, like I'm settled.
换作别人,大概都会想:老天爷,怎么偏偏现在?怎么偏偏是我?
I'm like, I feel like the natural reaction for a lot of people would just be like, god, why now, why me?
你还在做试管婴儿。
And you're going through IVF.
你知道,那段时间你生活中还发生了好多别的事。
Know, it's the amount, there's lots of other things happening in your life.
对。
Right.
那种想法有没有出现过?还是你太坚强了,压根不让自己去想?
Did that thought ever come up or were you too strong to let it come up?
没有。
No.
我的意思是,那种想法确实出现过。
I mean, it definitely came up.
我想了想,算了。
I I think okay.
我另外还经营着一家时尚公司,那时候我们正在被收购,我一直处在高度紧张的状态。
So I also have a fashion company and I had been in flight or flight mode for quite some time because we were doing a buyout.
当时我还有个合伙人在谈收购,你懂的,收购这事儿真的糟心透了。
So I had a partner and a buyout you know, is not a fun thing.
特别耗人精力。
It's a little taxing.
整个过程都熬得特别难受。
It's a hard situation to go through.
那段时间我一直跟老天念叨,要是这家公司本来就不属于我、你不想让我接着经营了,那就干脆把它拿走吧。
And I kept saying to God during that process like if it's not meant for me and you don't want me to have this company, please just take the company.
如果你不支持我做这件事,那我宁愿放弃。
Like I don't want it if you don't want me to have it.
我向上天祈祷了好多次,最后也确信这是老天要我接下这个盘子的。
And I prayed that so many times that I like I'm pretty sure he wanted me to have it.
结果我刚完成收购,才过了两周就查出了癌症。
I had bought the company and I got diagnosed two weeks later.
后来有一天我去看肿瘤医生,她一句话就把所有情况说透了:我会掉光所有头发、眉毛和睫毛,而且再也没法生孩子了。
And then there was a day where I went to my oncologist and in one sentence she had said to me, you're gonna lose all your hair, you're gonna lose your eyebrows, you're gonna lose your eyelashes and you're not gonna be able to carry a baby.
就在那一刻,我觉得,这太不公平了。
And in that moment, I felt like, wow, this is not fair.
尤其是不能生孩子这一点,真的让我很难受,毕竟这事儿太伤人了。
Like at least the baby part was really hard for me because yeah, that was hard.
我也替迈克感到难过,不只是为自己难过,因为想想这事儿也太惨了。
And I and I felt really sad for Mike too, not even just for me because I'm like, that's that stinks.
我们刚结婚一年,他一直特别想当爸爸,这对他来说太重要了,他一定会是个超棒的爸爸,他理应拥有这份幸福。
You know, we're one year into marriage and like he's always wanted to be a dad and that's like super important to him and he'll be the best dad and he should get to be a dad.
我觉得他最终还是会当上爸爸的,但那时候,说实话,那种念头确实会冒出来。
And I feel like he will get to be a dad but I think in that moment, yeah, you definitely have those.
但同时你又特别害怕,心里就一个念头:这真的太不公平了。
But you're also so scared that you're just like, yeah, that's unfair.
但我心里也在想:我会死吗?
But I also am like, am I going to die?
那时候,你得同时面对好多事,一旦癌症闯进来,人的想法瞬间就全变了。
So there's like, you're weighing a lot of things and perspective changes really quick when cancer enters the conversation.
是的
Yeah.
对
Yeah.
随着时间推移,从确诊到第一次化疗前,你心里有什么变化?你是怎么一步步准备的?
What kind of shifted for you as time went on after the diagnosis leading up to your like first chemotherapy session and getting ready for that and preparing yourself for that?
那时候你一边准备,心里都在想些什么?
Like what was going through your mind as you got ready and prepared?
是的
Yeah.
因为我得的是激素受体阴性乳腺癌,所以还来得及再试一次试管婴儿。
So I had like kind of a bit of time because my cancer was hormone negative, I was able to do one more round of IVF.
我就在做试管婴儿的整个过程中,一直在想:化疗一开始,我该怎么办?会发生什么?
So I did the round of IVF and I was just the whole time thinking about I'm starting chemotherapy, like what's gonna happen?
这简直太疯狂了。
This is crazy.
第一次去化疗的时候,我身体状态其实特别好,完全不像生病的样子。
Walking into your first chemo, I personally felt physically amazing, super healthy.
我前一天还去上普拉提课了呢。
I went to Pilates the day before.
那阵子要做的准备事特别多,感觉有点像在完成什么仪式一样。
Like I there's a lot of things you have to do, felt a little bit like a ritual or something.
得先把美甲卸掉,接的假发片也得取下来。
Have to get your nails taken off, you have to get your hair extensions taken out.
感觉好像一下子要把身体里很多东西都清掉一样
You're kinda like removing all these things.
但当时我就想着,还是得去上普拉提课,坚持运动
But I was like, I'm gonna go to Pilates and work out.
那时候状态其实还挺好的
I felt great.
可真到要进化疗室的时候,你明知道输进身体的这个药会把你折磨得够呛,说不定还会病得很重
And then you know you're actively walking in there and you're putting something in your body that's going to make you very sick, potentially very sick.
对我来说,这让我特别特别难受。
For me, it made me very very sick.
但我知道,为了活下去,我非得这么做不可。
And and to know like in order to survive, I have to do that.
然后我就得跟自己说:好吧,来吧。
And I have to be like, okay, here we go.
就往我身体里打吧,你知道的。
Like put it in me, you know.
我觉得这事儿挺奇怪的,有点荒诞。
And I think that was strange and a bit weird.
不过我有个朋友,吉尔·马丁,很早就教了我一件事。
But a friend of mine, Jill Martin taught me very early on.
她跟我说:你得换个角度看化疗。
She said to me, you have to reframe the way you think about chemotherapy.
你不能把化疗当成是让你生病的东西。
You cannot think of chemotherapy as something that's making you sick.
你得把化疗看成是救你命的东西。
You have to think of chemotherapy as something that's saving your life.
这整个过程里,对我来说是个巨大的转变。
And that's been a huge shift throughout the whole thing for me.
方方面面都是。
Everything.
以前我老抱怨得去美甲。
I used to complain about having to go get my nails done.
这有啥好抱怨的?
Like what?
我以前还老嫌得去理发店做头发。
Like I used to complain about having to go get my hair to my hair appointment.
但经历过这些之后,我现在反而特别想去做头发。
And like I think when you go through something like this, I'm like I cannot wait to go get my hair done.
我知道现在戴的是假发,但也算打理过了,可我还是特别盼着能长出自己的头发。
I mean this is a wig but so I kinda got it done but like my own hair, like I cannot wait for that.
现在所有事情都变成了‘我今天能来这里’,你知道吗?
And everything became like I got to come here today, know.
不再是‘我必须做’,而是‘我有机会做’这些事。
I don't have to I get to do things rather than I have to do things.
我觉得这真的是人生的一个转折点。
And I think that is like a life shift.
我当时就想,好吧。
I was like, okay.
原来能有空去做指甲都是种奢侈啊,你懂吧。
Like I had to go get my nails done, like that's a privilege, you know.
现在想想之前真是太不懂珍惜了。
And like what a brat.
其实你没必要这么苛责自己的。
I think you're being hard on yourself too.
我觉得我们所有人都会陷入一种习以为常的状态,忘了心怀感恩,把拥有的一切都当成理所当然,这是人的通病,谁都免不了。
I think we're all we as in, I think we all get into a space of familiarity and ingratitude, and you take things for granted, and I think all of us do that as humans.
我觉得这不光是你一个人这样,不管那具体是什么。
I don't think it's just you, whatever that may be.
每个人生活中都有那么一两件事儿,比如理发、做指甲之类的,你会觉得:
Everyone has their version of a hair or nail appointment or something in their life that they're like,
做指甲的时候你就想,哎呀,这简直受罪,连手机都不能碰。
go know about the nail because you're like, it's such torture, I can't be on my phone.
我说啊,大家别紧张,咱们挺好的。
I'm like, guys, we're okay.
咱们真的挺好的。
We're okay.
你懂的吧?
You know?
是的。
Yeah.
但听你这么一说,真让我豁然开朗了。
But I think hearing you say that really does put into perspective.
我刚刚在想,那些我习以为常的事,就像你刚才跟我说的那样,我觉得这对很多听我们聊天的人会很有帮助。
I was thinking about all the things that I take for granted or all the things that I, as you said that to me just now, and I think that's gonna help a lot of people who are listening.
我一直在想,我平时老是抱怨:天啊,这个得做,那个也得搞,完了完了,这个非做不可。
I was just thinking about all the things I say, oh god, I gotta do this, I gotta do that, oh my god, I have to do this.
其实呢,我有能力把它做好、做健康,这一点真的不能小看。
It's like, I have the ability to do it healthy and well and that is something that you can't underestimate.
没错。
Right.
而且听你讲你是怎么转变想法的,我觉得这一点特别重要。
And you know, hearing about it through your perspective and how that shifted for you, I think that's a huge one.
是啊。
Yeah.
这对我来说真的特别关键。
I I it was it was a huge thing for me.
我以前对自己特别苛刻,老是翻手机相册,你懂的,它总会跳出一年前、两年前的照片。
And I also think like I was so hard on myself before like I'm like scrolling back through my phone and you know how it pops up like a year ago or two years ago.
以前我总觉得自己头发太少,记得那时候成天念叨这个,还总想怎么改善发质。想让自己变得更好完全没问题,
I always thought my hair was so thin and I remember I was always like talking about that and like trying to fix that and it's okay to wanna fix it and improve.
我现在反倒盼着以前那种发量的头发能再长回来
I can't wait for my thin hair to come back.
真的,我迫不及待想回到那个状态了
Like I literally cannot wait.
所以我就觉得啊,我们所有人都对自己太苛刻了
So it's just like I just think we're all so hard on ourselves.
其实我想说,我自己也还在摸索啦,但你看我现在戴了顶长假发,今天特意戴的,懂吧?
Just know that it's like, I mean, I'm still learning too, but I'm just like, as I sit here with the big wig on, but like, you know, like I got to wear a wig today.
我还挺兴奋的呢。
I'm kinda pumped.
咱们平时真的太爱苛责自己了。
Like, we're like really picking on ourselves a lot.
我特别想把这点教给所有女生,或者说让她们也能想开这点。
I wanna somehow be able to teach girls that or like give them that perspective.
我不太清楚为什么,但我真的懂那种感觉。
I don't know how, but I've felt that.
我们对自己实在太苛刻了。
Like, I we're so hard on ourselves.
简直让人想教会人不用经历痛苦就能明白这些,可这痛苦实在太强烈、太折磨人了,而你恰恰是通过这些才慢慢领悟到的——我也说不清,可能我们大多数人,都得经历这么难的事才能学会吧。
It's almost like you'd wish you could teach humans to do that without going through pain because the pain is so intense and excruciating and terrible but it's almost like that's a gift that you've developed by going through that that, yeah, don't know, I don't know if all of us can learn that without sadly going through something so difficult.
是啊。
Yeah.
这真的太沉重了,太难了。
It's a lot, it's hard.
对啊,确实很难,因为你病得特别厉害的时候,别的事根本顾不上。
Yeah, it's It's hard like because you go from like, I mean, you get so sick, and that's something else I struggled with a lot.
人要是病到那个份上,连电话都不想接。
Like when you're so so sick, you you are not even picking up the phone.
那时候根本没法拍视频。
Like there's you can't film it.
我不是故意瞒着,实在是病得太厉害了。
Like it it I wasn't hiding it, but I was so sick.
你就躺在浴室的地板上。
Like there you're on the bathroom floor.
迈克给我在浴室地上搭了个小床。
Mike made me a nice little bed on the bathroom floor.
他有时候会躺下来陪我,但那时候根本坐不起来。
He would come and lay in there with me sometimes, but it was just like you can't sit up.
简直哪儿都在流血,能流的地方全在流。
Like you're bleeding from everything you can bleed from.
每一天,你感觉全身上下哪儿都不对劲。
Your every day, it's like every part of your body.
我真没想到,居然有人会病到家里这么惨。
I mean, I didn't know anyone was sitting at their house that sick.
我以为自己会生病,但真没料到会这样,每个人应对的方式都不一样。
Like I pictured I would get sick but I did not picture and everybody does handle it differently.
我感觉不是所有人都会病得这么重的。
I don't know that everyone gets this sick.
我的肿瘤医生曾经跟我说过,有些人耐受力比较好,有些人就不行,而我偏偏就是那个不行的,你懂吧。
My oncologist did say to me at one point like some people tolerate it well and some people don't and then there's you, you know.
所以说我这次遭老罪了,但我一直很难把这份痛苦表现出来。其实我本来也想多展露一些状态,但又怕别人可怜我,更不想显得我像是在卖惨博关注。
So I think I had a bad go at it but I struggled with showing it a lot because I definitely wanted to show show more but I also didn't want people to pity me and I didn't want it to seem performative.
但后来我又想,我也得尊重那些跟我有相同经历的人啊。
But then I was like, I also wanna honor the people who are going through this.
就是想提醒大家,如果有人正在看这段内容,要是你手下有员工正经历这种状况,你根本想不到他们其实已经在拼尽全力撑着了。
Like, what if someone's watching this and one of their employees has someone going through this and they just don't know that that person like might be really, really trying.
这里面的难处真的太多了。
And it's, there's a lot to it.
治疗会给你用药物引发绝经,整个人的状态就跟青春期的小姑娘一样,激素紊乱情绪失控。
They put you in medically induced menopause and you're like a hormonal teenager girl.
那阵子我什么芝麻大点的事都能对着迈克哭,说出来你都没法想象。
And I'm like crying to Mike about anything you could ever imagine.
你都快不是你自己了。
You're not even yourself.
你让别人怎么理解这种感觉?
How can you expect people to understand that?
在这种情况下,我怎么还能带好团队,还不怪自己?
How can I lead a team during all that and and not be mad at myself?
真的太难了,我都不知道该怎么形容。
And you're just it's so much and I don't really know how to explain it.
我觉得可能根本就没有对错之分。
I don't know that there's a right way.
我试过分享,但说实话,我宁可藏得更深,因为这事儿太惨了。
Like I tried to share, but I definitely if I'm being totally honest, I would say I erred on the side of showing less because it's gruesome.
太惨了。
It's gruesome.
简直是一堆可怕的事儿。
Like horrific things.
它会让你身体垮掉,连坐都坐不起来。
It it can do your body and you can't sit up.
你根本走不了路。
You can't walk.
有一次我品牌发布,我爬着去电脑前工作。
Like I we had a launch for my brand one day and I crawled to the computer to get at work to work.
那时候我觉得,这真是我经历过最丢脸的事。
Like I was like, this is just like the most humbling thing.
我记得有一回正值橄榄球赛季,迈克在看比赛,我饿得要死,但吃一口的代价太大了。
I cried once it was I remember during football season, Mike was watching a football game and I was so hungry but there was just such a price to pay.
我肠胃问题特别严重,吃东西的代价太高了,饿得要命,可我根本受不了挨饿,尤其是约会的时候。
Like I had a lot of GI issues and there was such a price to pay if I ate that I was like starving and I'm not good at starving at like date.
我一边看广告一边哭,真想吃东西。有一次我点了餐,嚼了两口就吐了——太想吃了,可吃了就得付出代价。
And I was just crying like watching these commercials and I just wanna eat but I ordered food once, I'm like chew it and like spit it out because I just wanted to eat so badly but there was a price to pay.
东西吃下去,又从两边都排出来了。
It was coming out both ways.
你能想到的所有症状全来了,浑身发炎、堵塞,可不是简单吐一吐,那是真疼得要命。
Everything you could imagine, everything is inflamed and congested and it's not just like you're throwing up, you're like in major pain.
我的牙齿全烂光了,都是因为这些事,有些事我真的不想让人看见。
And like my teeth have completely rotted like from all of this, like just things you you don't wanna I didn't wanna show that.
要是有人晒出来,我一点都不会生气。
I wouldn't be mad if someone showed that.
我倒希望有人敢晒,但我真不想让别人可怜我。
I I hope someone does, but I I didn't want people to pity me.
我当时也不知道该拿这些事怎么办。
So I didn't know exactly what to do with it there.
我就一天天熬着,能做多少算多少。
So I just went day by day and yeah, did did what I could.
我逼着迈克提醒我发帖,他说:宝贝,别发了,算了吧。
I I I pushed Mike to to to remind me to post and he was like, sweetheart, just like don't.
可我觉得,我坚持下来的唯一意义,就是有人给我留言说:‘布里吉特,我去了医院检查,幸好没到化疗那一步。’
But I was like, but the only purpose I feel in this is when people write me and they say, I went in, I got checked, I am not gonna have to do chemo, Bridget.
我当时就想,嗯,这事里头肯定有东西。
Like I was like, okay, there's something in this.
是的。
Yeah.
真的帮到了太多人。
That's helping so many people.
你现在在这儿聊这个,我敢肯定,很多人因此去自己检查了。
Even even you're talking about it here right now, I'm sure there are so many people who go and self examine.
赶紧自查啊,求你们了,真的求你们了。
Self exams, do your exams, like, please, please.
我跟大家说,我真的在求你们,别拖,赶紧做,因为我去见肿瘤医生之前,我还想着:得让她帮我做个自查。
Like I blank I'm like begging people, I'm like, please do it because before I went in to see my oncologist, I was like, I need to like have her do a self exam on me.
我得搞清楚这到底是怎么回事。
I need to just figure this out.
就在我去看病的前一晚。
And like, this was the night before my appointment.
她是一位非常专业又出色的肿瘤科医生。
She's a very proper amazing oncologist.
我想让她给我做一次乳腺检查,还想拍下来。
I want her to do a breast exam on me, and I wanna film it.
但我怕到时候因为乳头露出来,Instagram上会被封号。
And I'm like, but I'll be like flagged for my nipples being out on Instagram.
对吧?
Right?
所以我就在想,亚马逊Prime上能买点啥?
So I'm like, Amazon Prime, what can I get?
对吧?
Right?
我就在搜那种去派对戴的遮盖贴。
And I'm like looking up pasties that you wear to like a rave.
结果只找到一个红色亮片的。
I could only found like this red glittery one.
第二天她就来了。
She walks in the next day.
我就说:您能教教我们怎么自己检查吗?我能拍下来吗?
I'm like, can you teach us all how to do a self exam and can I film it?
她一脸懵:这是啥?
She's like, what is that?
我身上还真贴着迪斯科闪片乳贴,她却一本正经的。
Like I literally had disco glitter pasties on and she's like super serious.
结果这视频传给了七万多人,大家都说:我从来不知道自己是不是做对了。
But like it got sent to like 70,000 people like and people were like, I've never known if I was doing this right.
她讲得比谁都清楚。
And like she can explain it better than anyone else.
对吧?
Right?
现在我再看那段视频,都觉得我学会怎么做了。
And now I feel like even watching that like I know how to do one.
我觉得,如果你正在听这段话,别光听,现在就赶紧动手自查。
And I think if any anyone takes anything from this, if you're listening to this and you're hearing this like just write head right now.
来吧,今晚我们就一起做个自我检查,感受一下。
Just like let's have a feel like let's tonight do our self exam.
你要了解自己的身体,知道正常状态是什么样,重点是发现任何变化。
And what you're looking for is like you have to know your body, know your baseline, and you're looking for a change.
只要发现不对劲,马上去检查就行。
So any change and then you get checked.
别因为害怕就一拖再拖,这事儿真拖不得。
And you don't let yourself put it off, put it off, put it off because it's scary.
很多人就是这么干的,拖着不办。
That's what people tend to do.
但说实话,早发现从来都不是坏事,只有好处。
But there is no no instance with this where finding out sooner is a bad thing.
说不定就能躲过化疗,直接把问题扼杀在萌芽状态。
You know, it can definitely keep you out of chemotherapy.
它能让你停留在更早期的阶段。
It can keep you at a lower stage.
真的特别重要。
Like, it's it's so important.
所以啊,赶紧去检查吧,顺便看看我拍的那个视频,我可是穿着迪斯科派对的闪亮 outfit 出镜的。
So yeah, go in, get checked and like just watch my video that I made and and see me in my disco, you know, rave party outfit.
今天你觉得美是什么意思?
What does beauty mean to you today?
我最近正在慢慢琢磨这个。
Oh, I'm working on that a little bit.
我一直都喜欢时尚、化妆这些,我觉得这挺好,也没问题。
Like I've always enjoyed fashion and makeup and all of this and I think that's great and I think that's fine.
但我更想用心去打动别人,让人感受到某种东西,也许能激发他们去寻找自己生活中缺失的那部分,或者心里那个空洞——我觉得这才是真正美的东西,你知道吧?
But I think I really want to lead with my heart and really make people feel a certain way that will maybe inspire them to like search for something's missing in their life or a little hole in their heart and like that would be something I found really beautiful, you know?
还有件事我想起来,我见过一个看起来身体不太好的女孩。
And another thing I thought of like I saw a girl who looked sick.
前几天她在网上分享自己抗癌的经历,我觉得她哪里都美。
She's going through cancer on the internet the other day, and I'm like, there's nothing not beautiful about her.
可没人觉得她这样子也美。
Like, no one feels like that about her.
所以我觉得,真正经历之后,我的想法完全不一样了。
So I think it's like just being in it really changed it.
根本没人盯着我说:‘她看起来好糟糕。’
Like, no one was looking at me going, she looks so bad.
他们可能只是有点害怕。
I mean, they might have been scared.
她确实看起来病得很重。
She looked she looks very sick.
我看了都揪心。
I'm alarmed.
但没人会说:‘她好丑啊。’
But like, no one was saying, oh, she's so ugly.
你懂我意思吧?
You know what I mean?
就是不一样。
Like, it's different.
我觉得归根结底,咱们对自己太苛刻了,老是当自己最大的黑粉。
I think we're just again, it goes back to being like our own worst critics and so hard on ourselves.
是的。
Yeah.
谢谢。
Thank you.
说得太好了。
Well said.
我有俩问题想问你们。
What I wanted to ask you two questions.
对得了癌症的人,什么样的话最有帮助?
What's the most helpful thing someone can say to someone who's got cancer?
那别人对癌症患者说的最没帮助的话是什么?
And what's the most unhelpful thing people can say to someone who's got cancer?
这问题问得好。
That's a good question.
我觉得很多人其实都不知道该说什么。
Because I think a lot of people just don't know what to say.
是的。
Yeah.
我觉得千万别轻描淡写地对待他们正在经历的事。
I feel like you just don't ever wanna be dismissive of what they're going through.
但我觉得特别暖心、特别贴心的是,有人一直主动关心我。
But I think something that's been really nice and really sweet is like people who continue to check-in on me.
哪怕我忙得没空回消息,我也发誓,他们联系我的时候,总是在我最需要的那一刻。
And even like when I didn't have the time to write people back, I swear when people would reach out to me, it would be like in the exact second I needed it.
真的,那一刻我就想,哇。
Like, it was like, wow.
你懂的吧?
You know?
有时候是那种好多年没联系的人,突然发消息说,我就想跟你聊聊。
And it would be like someone I knew from years ago and they'd be like, oh, I'm just reaching out.
我之前还觉得挺愧疚的,因为他们也没回别人,但你根本想不到,你的一句话能给别人的那天带来多大的改变。
And like, I felt bad because they didn't write back to everyone but like you don't know how much you can what an impact you can have on someone's day.
现在我特意提醒自己,只要想到谁,当天就一定发条消息。
Like I have made a conscious effort now like when I think of people now, I make sure I text them that day.
他们回不回我,我其实一点都不在意。
I don't care if they write me back or not too.
这是我真真切切学到的一点:别停下,继续联系。
Like that's one thing I really learned like, just keep reaching out.
别放弃,一直保持联系。
Just keep going.
现在只要脑子里一想到谁,我就立刻发消息过去。
Like I just reach out to people whenever they pop into my head now.
我在为你祈祷。
I'm praying for you.
我爱你。
I love you.
你根本不知道别人正在经历什么。
Like you don't know what someone else is going through.
我觉得我们其实都连在一起,这真的很美好,你就一直去关心他们吧。
And like I do feel like we're all connected and like, it's beautiful and you can really I just think keep just keep loving on them.
是的。
Yeah.
你懂的。
You know?
就一直关心他们吧。
Just keep loving on them.
就算有时候人生气、不开心,可能不想回你,但他们永远不会因为你主动联系而生你的气。
And even there's points points where people are mad and they're like upset, and they might not wanna reply, but they're never gonna be mad that you reached out.
所以我觉得,做了就别指望回报。
So I think it's like do it but don't expect anything back from it.
但我一直被爱和祷告托着,有时候甚至觉得自己太被宠了。
But I felt so carried in love and prayer the whole time and felt a little spoiled sometimes.
我觉得这太美好了,真希望也能以某种方式,把这份温暖传递给别人。
I'm like, this is so nice, know, and I wanna be able to hopefully do give some of that back to people some somehow, someway.
如果你想到什么,杰,记得告诉我。
If you think of anything Jay let me know.
我觉得这就是回馈。
I think this is giving back.
哦,原来如此。
Oh okay.
我觉得这就是回馈。
I think this is giving back.
你每天在线上出现,分享自己的故事,这就是对所有关心你的人最好的回报——因为你可能帮到了某个认识的人,或者他们爱的人,让他们避免重蹈你的覆辙,早点发现,不用经历你受过的那些苦。
You showing up online every day, you sharing your story, that is the best give back for everyone who checked in with you because you're hopefully helping someone they know or someone they love from not going through the same thing or catching it early and not having to experience the hardships of it that you did.
过去一两年里,我有好几个朋友也得了癌症,我和他们聊天时发现,他们最常说的是,别人不知道该说什么,都渐渐疏远了,觉得他们需要空间,其实他们特别希望有人能主动关心一下。
I've had a couple of friends in the last twelve to twenty four months who've also been going through cancer and I've found when I talk to them, one of the biggest things they say to me is people don't know what to say, people kind of distance themselves, people think I just need space, but actually it would be really nice if they checked in.
就像你刚才说的,你去关心别人,没人会因此生气,哪怕他们没力气回复,没空回电话或回消息。
And it's what you just said that no one's ever gonna be mad if you check-in, even if they don't have the capacity or capability to respond back or call you back or message back.
对你来说只是随口一问,对他们来说却真的很重要。
It's always gonna mean something to that person.
是的。
Yes.
这对我意义太重大了。
It meant so much to me.
我从小跟着单亲妈妈长大,看她一个人撑得那么辛苦,我就在想,天啊,我这次生病能有这么多人帮着,真的太幸运了,不是每个人都有这样的福气。
I always think of my mom growing up with a single mom and seeing her struggle, I'm like you know, woah, it's not lost on me that I went through this with like complete privilege of like having help.
不是每个人身边都有人真心惦记着你、愿意拉你一把。
Like having someone who cared about me to help me like not everyone has that.
所以我觉得,只要能帮上忙,就别犹豫——比如对方有孩子,顺手帮他们洗个衣服、跑个超市买个菜,这些小事真的能让人特别感动。
So I think it's like if there's anything you can do like if someone has kids, anything you could do to help them do their laundry, any grocery store run or something for them, it's like really deeply meaningful.
真的特别难熬。
It gets really hard.
我觉得人们总不太愿意承认自己有多难,有点丢脸,你知道的。
And I don't think people always feel comfortable showing how hard it is because it's a bit embarrassing, know.
你总想装作没事,我也一直想让自己看起来挺好的,但其实根本不是这样。
And you wanna try and you wanna be or I wanted to be anyway, like I'm okay, but it's like no you're not.
是的,这很正常。
Yeah, which is natural.
我们明明都这样。
We do it anyway.
就算没得癌症,我们不也一样吗?
We do it even when we don't have cancer, right?
我们都装得好像什么都不用帮、一切都搞定、自己挺好的。
We all act like we don't need help and we've got it all together and we're okay.
所以当你有担心的事、有顾虑的时候,你就提到了迈克那边。
And so when you have something that you're worried about and concerned about, you you talked about, you know, Mike there.
我看着你们俩相处的样子真的特别动容,你刚刚讲的那段历程里,迈克自始至终都全身心陪着你,这种状态真的太美好了。
I think what I find so it's so beautiful watching you both together and what you did share from the journey of just how engaged and present Mike was throughout the whole journey.
而且我一直都觉得这个点特别有意思,就像我们婚礼上都会许下那句誓言,无论贫穷富贵、生病健康都要在一起。
And I think I always find it fascinating because of course on our wedding days, we all make this commitment of in sickness and in health.
这句话我们听无数人说过,可能少说也有几十遍了,电影里也总能看到,反正就是翻来覆去听到这句话,可真当人遇上事的时候——
And we've all heard hundreds of people say it or maybe you know tens of people say it, we've seen it in movies, we've, you know, whatever it may be, you hear this statement again and again and then people are actually you
真的生病了的时候。
know Sick.
对,然后你们真的就经历了这一切。
Yeah and then you actually go through that.
和我们说说你当初到底是怎么撑过来的吧。
Talk to us about the realities of what it took.
我记得迈克当时也特意缩短了工作时间,一直在身边陪着你给你支持,但我知道你肯定也过得很难,毕竟你陪着伴侣一起扛着这么脆弱难熬的阶段,你这边也同样不容易。
You know, I think Mike also went down to, like, you know, cut days at work to be there to support, but I'm sure it's not easy for you either because you're going through this very vulnerable thing with your partner, that's not easy on your side.
和我聊聊,哪怕身边有深爱着你、你也深爱的人陪伴,亲身经历癌症到底是什么样的感受。
Talk to me about the realities of what it feels like to go through cancer even with someone you love and that loves you deeply.
是啊,一开始真的很难,就像我说的,我从小就很独立,一直想靠自己。
Yeah, I mean, it was hard for me at first, like I said, because I had grown up like always being really independent and wanting that for myself.
我觉得上帝在说:不行。
And I think God was like, no.
你得学会信任一个男人,得靠着他,这就是现实。
You're gonna learn to trust a man and you're gonna have to lean on him and it is what it is.
我真的觉得特别难。
And I found that really hard.
刚结婚才一年,我就遇上‘病痛与健康’这种事了。
I mean, I straight out the gate, know, this is one year into marriage.
行啊,来吧,看看你到底行不行。
I'm like sickness and health, go buddy.
我真没想到,没有他我该怎么办,他是个整形外科医生,为了这一刻,他苦练了整整十七年。
Let's see what you got, you know.
我后来才明白,选丈夫得像选救命稻草一样,真的不能没有他。
And he really put himself second and I I came up with this whole like choose your husband like your life depends on it because I can't imagine what I would have done without him like, you know, he's a plastic surgeon and he has been training for this moment for seventeen years.
所以你好不容易开了公司,通过了执照考试,结果突然之间,人家让你别管生意了,去学怎么运营一家时尚公司吧——因为她刚买下这家公司,还背了一屁股债,现在全权接管了,你懂的。
So you get to this moment, you open your business, you pass your boards And now it's like, oh, please step away from your business and learn how to do a fashion company because she just bought it, has debt and now owns the full company, you know.
这压力也太大了吧。
So it's a lot to put on someone.
我觉得混乱最能看出一个人的本性,对吧?
And I think chaos reveals character, right?
在遇到迈克之前,我还专门列过一份‘理想丈夫清单’。
And one thing I did before I met Mike was I made this like husband list.
以前我还在TikTok和Instagram上聊过这事儿,但不是那种‘腹肌+高管办公室+社会地位’的浮夸标准。
I used to talk about it on like TikTok or Instagram a long time ago, but it was, it's not like, oh, abs in a corner office and status and all this stuff.
我更看重的是人品。
It's much more like character driven.
他爱他妈妈吗?
Like, does he love his mom?
他让人感觉怎么样?
How does he make people feel?
他离开房间的时候,留下的是什么?
What does he leave in the room?
他有朋友吗?
Does he have any friends?
他在意别人吗?
Does he care about people?
说到底,生活总会难起来,真正重要的就是这些事。
Because at the end of the day, life is gonna get hard and those are the things that are gonna matter.
我们第一次约会时,我记得迈克跟我说,他爸妈结婚四十年了,他祖父母都结婚七十年了。
On our first date, I remember Mike telling me like his parents have been married for forty years, his grandparents are married for seventy years.
我当时就想,哎呀,他可真是一条条都踩中我列的那些标准了。
I was like, oh, he's like hitting these things on this list I wrote over here.
但那张清单上写的,是他……
But it was the list is he
说,告诉
told Tell
跟我说说那张清单上都写了什么。
us about what was on the list.
是的。
Yeah.
就是,他爱他妈妈吗?
It was it was like, does he love his mom?
别人是怎么评价他的?
What do people say about him?
别人喜欢他吗?
Do people like him?
这个对我来说特别重要。
Like I that was a big one on my list.
我就希望人人都喜欢他,都觉得他特别棒。
I was like, I really want everyone to love him and just think he's great.
要是有人不喜欢迈克,那才奇怪呢。
If someone wouldn't like Mike, like that's kinda odd.
他真的是个特别好的人。
Like he's a really good human.
他就是那种特别棒的人。
Like he's just like a great person.
我都想成为像迈克这样的人。
Like I wanna be like Mike.
他有自己特别热爱的东西。
Like he has something he was passionate about.
他到底喜欢什么呢?
Is there something he loves?
我们的价值观和信仰是一致的吗?
Do we align on our values and our faith?
还有,别让任何事从清单上漏掉。
And like not letting anything go off the list.
别忽视别人的潜力。
Like not seeing potential in people.
哎,我能换掉这个人吗?
Oh, can I change this and this person?
我简直被他迷住了。
Like I'm so attracted to them.
我第一次见迈克的时候,走进房间那一刻,我头一回在想:我喜欢这个人吗?
My date with Mike when I walked in, that was the first time I think I walked into a room thinking like, do I like this guy?
那时候想的不是‘他喜不喜欢我’,
And it wasn't like, does he like me?
对。
Mhmm.
我那时候特别清楚:我知道自己在基督里的身份,我知道上帝爱我,我知道我是谁,也知道自己真正需要什么。只要我把这事交托给上帝,我就信他会为我预备这个人,而不是硬要打破自己的原则,勉强去跟那些根本不合适的人凑合。
I was really good in the sense of I know who I am in Christ, I know God loves me, I know who I am and I know what I think I need, and if I just give this to God, I'm gonna believing that he's gonna find this guy for me rather than me trying to make all of these exceptions to these rules and like make it work with these other people that it's not working with.
现在回头想想,我才明白,上帝从头到尾都看得一清二楚。
And like looking back, I'm like, God really sees your whole beginning to end.
他甚至早就知道,我需要一个医生。
Like he even knew I needed a doctor.
我们刚开始约会的时候,迈克,一切都特别自然。
When we first started dating, Mike, it was always easy with him, everything.
以至于我都怀疑,我是不是对他没兴趣?
To the extent that I was like, oh am I like not interested in this?
这会不会是……
Is this
对啊,那种平静得让人觉得不真实。
Oh yeah, it was so peaceful that it felt unfamiliar.
是啊,我当时还想过,他是不是更适合当我朋友。
Yeah like I was sort of like, maybe he should be my friend.
对。
Yeah.
我根本没在等他发消息,他反而一直主动找我,追得特别积极。
Like I don't feel this because I wasn't like waiting for him to text me and all of this, he was just texting me, he was just pursuing me actively.
我真不知道该怎么理解,一点套路都没有。
And I didn't really know what to make of that, there were no games.
所以我差点被这搞糊涂了。
So I almost got confused by that.
幸好我有那份清单,不然我真要怀疑他是不是哪里不合规矩。
And so thank God I had that list because I'm like, well he's not breaking anything on the list.
我就跑去请教别人了。
But I was just like, so what I did was I like took counsel.
我问了那些已婚的人。
I asked married people.
我说,有这么个 guy,是个超帅的医生,但我之前压根儿不想跟他约会,整整六个月都没想过。
I'm like, there's this guy, he's this like really hot doctor which also like I didn't wanna go out with him for six months.
我不想跟他约会,是因为他长得像模特儿。
I did not wanna go out with him because I was like, looks like a model.
我想当那个更漂亮的啊。
And like, I wanna be the pretty one.
但后来我还是放下了。
But like, I got over it.
他那时候穿紧身牛仔裤,我还记得。
And like he wore jeggings, I remember.
我就是到处挑毛病。
I was just like looking for problems.
但他Instagram上的照片都没光拍他自己,我觉得这挺好。
But like none of the photos on his Instagram were just of him which I was like, that's a good thing.
这其实挺好的,虽然没写在清单上,但说明你关心别人,会和妈妈、兄弟还有朋友一起拍照。
That's a good thing because like even though that wasn't on the list, that says a lot about you care about people, you're with your mom, your brother, you have some friends.
这些都是很棒的迹象。
Those are great things.
这些细节其实特别能说明问题,你知道的。
Those are those are telling things, know.
所以嘛,是这样。
And so, yeah.
不过有几次我问已婚朋友的时候,还真有点担心,跟他们说:‘我真拿不准啊,哥们儿。’
But I did get a little bit worried at some points asking my married friends being like, I don't know guys.
他总是秒回我消息。
He's like always writing me back.
天天都想约我出去玩。
And he like wants to hang out every day.
这有点怪,但他们说,人家有工作,孝顺妈妈,人品也没得挑。
Like it's a little weird and they're like, and he has a job and he likes his mom and he's a good person.
那问题出在哪呢?
What's the problem?
你说,你觉得这到底是为啥?
You know, it's like, but what do you think that is?
咱们怎么都这样啊?
Like why are we all doing that?
咱们之前从来没过平稳清晰的互动,所以一旦有人真这么做了,你反而有点慌。
We don't have a history of peaceful, clear contact And therefore when someone finally does that, you kinda get spooked.
对啊。
Yeah.
你就会想,这到底怎么回事?
And you're like, what's going on here?
本来就不该这样啊。
Like, you're not meant to do this.
你应该让我紧张、焦虑,搞出一堆不健康、没帮助的情绪,至少在那一刻是这样。
You're meant to make me feel nervous and anxious and all the other emotions that aren't healthy and helpful or in that moment at least.
对。
Yeah.
所以我觉得,我们都在找那种心跳加速的感觉。
And so I think we're all looking for that kind of like racy feeling.
就是那种小鹿乱撞的感觉。
Like the butterfly.
是啊。
Yeah.
我那时候感觉
I felt
我喜欢他,但心里从来没那种一直沉甸甸的不安感。
like I liked him, but I didn't have this like sinking pit in my stomach at all times.
其实有研究显示,我们说的‘小鹿乱撞’,其实是兴奋和压力同时涌上来的感觉。
I mean, there's a study that shows that what we feel when we say the butterflies is you're feeling excitement and stress at the same time.
但当对方回你消息时,你只感受到兴奋和清晰。
But when someone messages you back, you only feel excitement and clarity.
对。
Mhmm.
所以你不会觉得有压力,真正让人紧张的,是兴奋和压力混在一起的那种感觉。
So you don't get the stress, but it's the excitement and stress together that creates that nervousness.
但当一个人真的像迈克那样,主动给你发消息、追求你,态度还特别明确的时候,你就会想:等等。
But when someone actually is just, as Mike was, messaging back and, you know, pursuing you and being really clear about it, we're like, oh, wait a minute.
我怎么一点压力都没有?
I don't feel the stress.
是啊。
Yeah.
压力确实让事情显得刺激,但说实话,我们都知道这不对——当你真的结婚了,或者和一个人长期相处时,你根本不想找一个总让你压力山大的人。
And the stress is what makes things exciting, but, you know, we know that's not true because hey, when you actually marry someone or you are in a long term relationship with someone, you don't want someone that causes you stress.
谁也不想回家面对一个让人紧张的人。
You don't wanna come home to a stressful person.
更不想早上醒来第一眼看到的是个让你心累的人。
Don't wanna wake up to a stressful person.
你根本不是想找这样的人,对吧。
You don't wanna that's not what you're looking for, you know.
你想想,我做化疗那会儿,他连消息都不回。我拍了个视频,心里就想:那个不回你消息的人,怎么可能在半夜急诊室里陪在你身边呢?
Imagine the guy not calling me back when I was going through my chemotherapy, know, I made one video and I was like, the guy who is not texting you back is not the guy with you in the middle of the night in the emergency room like,
你知道的,
you know,
我裹着大毛领子,他就在那儿,问我要不要帮忙,你知道吗?那时候我才明白,我们到底在纠结什么?
I had my big faux fur on and and he's just sitting there like, what can I do to help, you know, and it's like, what are we doing?
我那时候到底在想什么?
What was I doing?
你们在第一次约会之前是怎么认识的?
How did you two meet before that first date?
是啊,老派的相识方式,是朋友介绍的。
Yeah, the old fashioned, we met through friends.
我有个朋友是网红,她老公是整形医生。
My one friend, she's an influencer and her husband's a plastic surgeon.
他们俩当年在纽约大学同一批住院医师,她老劝我去和他约会。
They were in the same residency at NYU, and she kept telling me to go out with him.
我那时候老在抱怨那些约会对象,动不动就问:‘我该不该回他消息?’
I would just be complaining about these guys I was dating, and I would just be like, oh, should I text him back?
那会儿可真是各种算计,一堆事儿。
And it was all this plotting and all this stuff.
她就说:‘你真觉得该给迈克发消息吗?’
She's like, really think you should text Mike?
我就说:‘他长得跟模特一样。’
And I'm like, he looks like a model.
她还说,你别把这事儿想得太复杂。
Like and she was like, but just like take that out of it.
问题到底出在哪?
What is the problem?
我就说,我也不知道。
And I was like, I don't know.
我真的不知道。
I don't know.
我说,他不是我喜欢的类型。
I was like, he's not my type.
她回我,你又没结婚。
And she's like, you're not married.
你哪有什么固定类型。
You don't have a type.
你以前约会的那些人,好多都不是你喜欢的类型啊。
Like, you have a lot of people that aren't your type that you've dated.
旺达,你现在多重啊?
How much you weigh, Wanda?
现在嘛,大概一百三十磅。
Right now, I'm about one thirty.
我嘛,一百八十三磅。
I'm like one eighty three.
咱俩比比谁跑得快吧。
We should race.
不比。
No.
我可不想离开这儿的时候屁股还跟原来一样。
I wanna leave here with my original hips.
在播客《与阿莉雅的对决》里,我让一些知名女运动员和意想不到的嘉宾配对聊天。
On the podcast, The Matchup with Aaliyah, I pair prominent female athletes with unexpected guests.
最近一期,我请到了无争议的拳击冠军克拉丽莎·谢尔兹,还有喜剧演员旺达·赛克斯,聊了聊旺达的新电影《垫底者》、嘴炮的艺术,还有什么叫真正的‘淑女’。
On a recent episode, I sat down with undisputed boxing champ, Clarissa Shields, and comedian Wanda Sykes to talk about Wanda's new movie, Undercard, the art of trash talk, and what it really means to be ladylike.
打开你手机里的免费iHeartRadio应用,搜索《艾莉雅的配对对决》,现在就能收听了。
Open your free iHeartRadio app, search the matchup with Aaliyah, and listen now.
本节目由诺华赞助播出,诺华是iHeart女子体育网络的创始合作伙伴。
Brought to you by Novartis, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports Network.
嗨,美女们好呀。
Hello, gorgeous.
我是拉拉·肯特,《非传统拉拉》节目的主持人。
It's La la Kent, host of untraditionally La la.
我当年在餐厅里倒饮料的日子可能早就结束了,但现在在洛杉矶我照样过得有滋有味。
My days of filling up cups at sir may be over, but I'm still loving life in the valley.
山那头的生活确实透着点成熟的味道,但在我的播客《非传统拉拉》里,我还是那个你要么爱到不行,要么忍不住吐槽的拉拉。
Life on the other side of the hill is giving grown up vibes, but over here on my podcast, untraditionally La la, I'm still that La la you either love or love to hate.
我一直都跟粉丝、家人还有像汤姆·施瓦茨那种曾经的塑料朋友啥都敢说,啥都往外掏。
I've been full on oversharing with fans, family, and former frenemies like Tom Schwartz.
施瓦茨来我播客那期,我刚好有账要跟他算呢。
I had a little bone to pick with Schwartzie when he came on the pod.
你就不觉得愧疚吗?居然说我是个山寨主妇?
You don't feel bad that you told me I was a bootleg housewife?
我差点把一块披萨甩你身上。
I almost flipped a pizza in your lap.
天哪。
My god.
我压根儿把这事儿忘得一干二净,直到现在才想起来。
I literally forgot about that until just now.
对不起。
Sorry.
我不想把所有这些都怪到别人头上。
I don't wanna I don't wanna blame all of that.
这事真得怪酒精。
I gotta blame that one on the alcohol.
这档节目就是讲笑着成长,当生活不断给你添乱时,我犯错,是为的是让你们不用再踩同样的坑。
This is about laughing and learning when life just keeps on life and because I make mistakes so that you guys don't have to.
我们在成长。
We're growing.
我们在蓬勃发展。
We're thriving.
当然有时候我们差点撑不下去,但这一切都充满爱。
And, yes, sometimes we're barely surviving, but we do it all with love.
乱糟糟的。
It's unruly.
无所畏惧。
It's unafraid.
完全是不按常理出牌的La La。
It's untraditionally La la.
在iHeartRadio应用、Apple Podcasts,或者你常用的任何播客平台收听《不按常理出牌的La La》。
Listen to untraditionally La la on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
2023年,前《单身汉》明星克莱顿·埃卡德卷入了一场亲子丑闻。
In 2023, former Bachelor star Clayton Eckard found himself at the center of a paternity scandal.
随后的家事法庭听证会暴露了她说法中诸多自相矛盾的地方。
The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story.
这开启了一场长达数年的官司,只为查明真相。
This began a years long court battle to prove the truth.
你在这份检测报告上前后篡改了两次,对吧?
You doctored this particular test twice in so ins, correct?
我只篡改过一次。
I doctored the test once.
最终是一群网络侦探联手才揭开了这个案子的真相。
It took an army of Internet detectives to crack the case.
我想让大伙儿看清自己的税款到底被用在了哪儿。
I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for.
阳光是最好的消毒剂。
Sunlight's the greatest disinfectant.
他们发现了一个令人不安的模式。
They would uncover a disturbing pattern.
又有两个男人经历了同样的事。
Two more men who'd been through the same thing.
格雷格·吉尔克里斯皮和迈克尔·曼奇尼。
Greg Gillespie and Michael Mancini.
我整个人都震惊了。
My mind was blown.
我是斯蒂芬妮·杨。
I'm Stephanie Young.
欢迎收听《爱情陷阱》。
This is Love Trap.
劳拉,斯科茨代尔警察局。
Laura, Scottsdale police.
随着剧情推进,劳拉·欧文斯终于付出了代价。
As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.
各位听众,马里科帕县突发新闻:劳拉·欧文斯已被起诉欺诈罪。
Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Maricopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges.
亚利桑那州没讨到公道之前,这事就没完。
This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona.
欢迎在iHeartRadio应用、Apple播客,或是你常用的任意播客平台收听《Love Trap》。
Listen to Loved Trapped podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
我想跟你聊聊这个普遍存在的想法:好多女性都觉得,我得30岁前结婚,35岁前生孩子,不然人生就来不及了。但你40岁才结婚,之后的日子照样过得好好的。
Talk to me about that idea of so many, there are so many women who feel if I'm not married by 30, if I don't have kids by 35, you got married when you were 40 and life will continue from this point onward.
你好像从来都没觉得自己落后了,也没陷在“赶不上进度”的焦虑里。
And it's like, you never felt behind or didn't allow yourself to feel behind.
其实我那时候感觉自己落后了。
Well, did, I felt behind.
对,我确实觉得进度跟不上,但那时候我一门心思扑在工作上。
Yeah, I felt behind, but like I was so consumed with work.
工作对我来说真的是头等大事,因为我妈这辈子过得一直很拮据,这种成长环境让我把赚钱看得太重了。
Like that was a big thing for me because I think just growing up with a mom who struggled, it was like the number one thing.
那时候我根本没心思考虑感情的事,一心只想熬到经济独立、日子能安稳下来再说。
Until I felt like I got myself to a point where I was like financially independent or in a good place, I wasn't as focused on it.
但后来我就想,天哪,我真的想要孩子了。
But then yeah, like I was like, oh no, I wanna have babies.
所以哪怕得在床上躺一年,我也认了。
So it was okay that I had to be laying in bed for a year.
我可是好多年都没怎么出门了。
I've been out for a lot of years.
我的平台其实完全是意外建起来的,大概在得癌症之前就有点苗头了。
That was kind of why my platform was built by accident, I guess before cancer happened.
在纽约,总有不少女孩跑来跟迈克和我说:天啊,你们俩给了我太多希望。
It was a lot of girls would come up to Mike and I in New York City mainly and they would say, oh my gosh, you guys give me so much hope.
我都32了,还没遇到合适的人。
I'm 32 and I haven't met anyone.
我35岁才遇到迈克。
And I met Mike when I was 35.
所以我后来就想开了,相信上帝对我的安排吧,不强求按自己的节奏来。
So I think, you know, I I leaned into that a little bit and thought about it and I think it was just like believing in God's plan for my life and not trying to do things my way.
话虽如此,我觉得如果我早点写下理想丈夫的清单,别那么沉迷于那些暧昧游戏和心跳加速的感觉,就能省下好多眼泪和好多年时光了,真的。
That being said, I do think I would have saved myself a lot of tears and a lot of years if I had written the husband list before and not got so caught up in like the games and the butterflies and like all of that because yeah.
我也说不好。
I don't know.
这事儿吧,确实挺常见的。
That's that's like a thing.
对。
Yeah.
如果有人跟你说,‘我都35了还没结婚,觉得自己落后了’,你会怎么回应?
What what would you say to someone who says to you, I feel behind at 35 because I haven't got married yet?
你写过理想丈夫的清单吗?上面都有谁?你现在跟谁在交往?又不敢放下什么?
Have you written your husband list and what's on it, and who are you dating, and like what are you scared to let go of?
我觉得,总得有个时刻,你得跟上帝说:好吧,这次我听你的。
Because I do think that there has to be a moment of kind of like, okay, God, I'm gonna do this your way.
我不再硬按自己的方式来了。
I'm not gonna keep doing this my way.
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