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It'S a beautiful thing to be a strong person. And then it's also really hard when you don't feel strong. And so last Saturday we have our LA show and my mom and sister in law came into town and the night before the LA show, I went to go get a spray tan, actually. And on my way back, I was having just a lot of anxiety, but it was different than anything I've ever experienced before. I could tell that I was beginning to have probably like a nervous breakdown. Like I just felt my nervous system shutting down. Like it was different from anxiety. And why is this so emotional? Because it is. And so I'm like on my way back and I literally feel from the Lord, like I feel him release me and not only just say that I don't have to do the show, but that I can. Like, that I shouldn't. Like, I. I feel God, like releasing me from it. And we've never, we've canceled shows before because of like a health situation, but we did it kind of like a week prior, so it was a little different circumstance. Like this was the night before. We already had all of our tour team flown in. It was like a whole situation. And I got home and I'm talk. My mom and sister in law and I'm telling them what's happening and I'm like, I have to cancel the show. Like, we have to cancel it. And the beautiful thing in the difficult thing about being a strong person is everyone thinks that you can just do it. And you can if you're somebody who powers through everything. Everyone's just like, you can do this. So I have my mom, my sister in law, we have Socrates. Everybody within the goodness in their heart are all like, ang, you got this. It's all in your head. Like, you got this. Everyone is encouraging me, saying, angela, you're, you're the strongest person in the world. You can do this with your eyes closed, like, blah, blah. And I'm like, no, guys, I think this is different. Like, I don't, I don't think I. This is. All right, guys. 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God fills me and then uses me like it's. It's him. You know what I mean? Like, but I knew deep down in my heart, like, it wasn't right. And I woke up the next morning and I felt the exact same way. And I'm like, having the same conversations, being like, guys, I don't feel good. Like, I just know that something is going to happen. And I was like, I. And I said it from the morning. I was like, if I get on that stage, I'm going to have to walk off. Like, I just know it. I kept seeing it. Like, I literally knew I was going to have to get off. And then. So I'm starting to feel a little better during the day. But again, I don't know if anyone's ever experienced anything like this. I've had anxiety a lot in my life. I've had panic attacks, something was different. Like, my body was saying, stop. My body was saying, no more. And I wasn't listening. And then we get to the venue and I'm not doing so well. And it's not even an outward expression of what's happening. It's just. I'm like, I don't feel connected to myself right now. And so I tell Ari and my team, we have to cancel. And this is like an hour beforehand. We have to cancel. And they're all like, absolutely. Doesn't matter that we're here. Doesn't matter that people are on their way. Like, we can cancel. And then I get on the phone with some people who encouraged me again out of the goodness of their hearts. This is why you listen to Jesus. You know what I mean? It's nobody's fault. Like, everybody, you know yourself, you know, you know when something's not right. So I get encouraged again and I'm like, yeah, of course I can do this. Like, what are we talking about, Ari? And I go out on stage and immediately I'm like, I can't even fully explain what I felt other than I was just afraid. Like, I was afraid. I was like, this is not safe for me, for my mental health, being in front of 1200 people when I feel like this right now. The lights, the loud microphone, Like, I'm so overstimulated. It wasn't panic. It was, like, shut down. Like, my body, after a month of, like, doing so much and running so hard and probably suppressing a lot and just powering through, like, I do my whole life and, like, I know how to do my body literally said, that's it. That's literally it. We're not. We're done. And so we're out on stage and we started. We're worshiping. I'm like, before we went out, I told Ari, like, just letting you know, I'm going out there. I think I'm gonna have to leave during worship. And I'm sure Ari probably was just like, what? Like, that doesn't even. That's not even real. Like, that's not. Can't be the case. We finished worship and I went to go read the Bible on stage. I couldn't even, like, see the word. Like, I literally couldn't see the Bible. I was reading it and I was so dizz and so overstimulated, and I was, like, on the verge of. I don't know what was going to happen, but I knew I had to get off stage. Like, there was. And it wasn't even a situation Where I could, like, I'm just going to be vulnerable and, like, let you guys all into. It wasn't like a ministry moment like that. It was like, angela, get off. Yeah, this is. God's not never asking you to do something like this, you know? And so I'm on there and Ari talks for a little bit and then she stops talking. And I'm just like, I just looked out to the beautiful 1200 people who came there. And I'm just so sorry to every single person that bought a ticket to come and be with us, because this is so not something that should ever happen. And I just said, like, guys, I'm so sorry. I love Jesus and I love his words so much. Too much to where I don't feel responsible to teach or preach or lead a room of people right now. Like, it's not. It's not safe for me. I'm going through a lot in my personal life and I have literally nothing to give. And I'm just so sorry. Like, I am so, so sorry. 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Individual results may vary. For this moment, and we'll get to your part. Are. And so, yeah, I just wanted to come. First of all, say I'm so, so deeply, deeply sorry for every person that was there who came and got a ticket and the night ended up not being what you thought it would be. I've learned so much in this situation.