Fighting Through The Depths of Grief: Ashley Cain - Full Interview With The Mulligan Brothers

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[@mariarobinson2956]

Thank you Ashley Cain for sharing your pain. I have lost some one that I have love and still love. And by you talking about your daughter has made me see a different way to deal with my pain. And as far as the negative comments you get. these people are in a low spiritual vibration. And there are more people on this earth on a higher spiritual vibration. That can walk with you. Your beautiful daughter is a angel now looking over you.

[@karenmallett6342]

Brilliant interview. Xx❤❤❤

[@RichSchepleng]

Unbelievable facts about childhood cancer. Plenty money for destroying humanity. That fact you shared. I didn't know.😢 Super pissed 😡 Thank you for sharing it's never easy sharing that level of grief. It helps to know there's strong humans out there fighting to show it can be different if you choose not to be afraid to fight the darkness.👍 Thank you

[@djmissmissay]

What a basass. It's so weird how similar I face issues as him. Definitely feel like a kindred spirit and have mad respect for what he is doing to help the world. Incredible human. Thanks for sharing. Your content is incredible and almost poetically exactly what I need to hear at the time.

[@helpathandfordogswithcarol6670]

So raw, profound and powerfully inspiring. Thank youx

[@soniacheffer2566]

What a heart breaking story...absolutely beautiful to honor your beautiful daughter! ❤

[@jameshickey100]

What a powerful interview

[@krisewert709]

This is pretty pertinent. Helping with coping my own personal predicament in some ways. Thank you for it!

[@Davei_Boi]

Ashley was great on the MTV Challenge. I hope to see him again.

[@Mgh-r]

Thanks a lot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ our dear friends❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MulliganBrothers]

🙏🙏🙏

[@jillb216]

Keep going ash your amazing azailya will forever be proud of you 🧡

[@cinkoking]

Godspeed to us all Fight with every breath 😅

[@JankaLeucorrhinia]

Ashley Your daughter was an angel who gave you strength through pain and suffering. Trauma, pain and suffering will always plunge a person into darkness. Some will see meaning, light and a way in that darkness. Unfortunately, some get lost in that darkness. You are the one who got the blessing. All of us will lose a loved one at some point, either tragically or due to illness. And it's not easy. Or we ourselves may face the fear of losing our own life or face some other trauma. Yet we should not get stuck in that deep abyss and find meaning and purpose in suffering. I Myself battled leukemia 20 years ago. I won my fight without the help of doctors. I told myself that I will live or I must die. My choice was life. I can relate to the feelings you describe Ashley. There was complete loneliness in that struggle. Everything slows down, gets dark. Everything else is not important. But it is in that loneliness that lies potential and strength. Have a good and successful life. Thank you both for interesting interview.

[@FromTheHood2TheWoods]

Love it!

[@DillanPonders]

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[@mattteo1919]

What is the name of the song in the intro? Thanks. Respect Mulligan Brothers

[@Mgh-r]

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[@kcjoo]

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[@shenymartinez192]

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