When a relaxing day on the river turns into a families worst nightmare, this supermom ended her day with both a moment of truth and relief.

Remembering when his dad came to San Francisco and only wanted Spaghetti and Meatballs, which was a bit disappointing, but his moment of truth is that he'd give anything now to spend time with his dad.

The moment her and her roommate decided to stay in their dorm over the holiday break and they realized there was one more student left. The three spent the holiday doing LSD and doing art. The moment was when her roommates mom found out they all drove to their holiday party (on acid).

His three moments: 1) his trek to mt everest when there was a blizzard and they decided to go out and find a lost team of hikers 2) he had to leave early due to his mother who is dying and go lost and took a short cut 3) The time he met his girlfirend and moved in only to find they were pregnant...his moment...they got married

During a golf tournament when she was called "honey" she states, "i know when to take my turn"... her moment of truth, she hit her 250 yards.

The time Goofy had his final flight and in all of his "i got its" - it was touch and go as they landed 2x

The time she rode her best moment in the horse competition.

Reflecting on his life with a mother that lived a hippy existence, reflecting at the end of her life, she did apologize, which was the her moment of truth.

Lucky 7 and Spot 11 were patient lesson horses, guiding riders with steady grace. But as the day wore on, patience had its limits—by the second lesson, the moment a student mounted Spot 11, he simply lay down. Most horses are patient… until they’re not.

In Birmingham, England, to honor her aunt’s passing, she was met by her 90-year-old uncle, who requested that she and her husband recite both the Mourner’s Kaddish and the Lord’s Prayer. Unprepared, they practiced at their Airbnb, relying on a pronunciation guide. She was impatient to begin, but when the moment came, she carefully and slowly recited the Kaddish, ending with ‘Amen.’ Her husband followed with the Lord’s Prayer. In the end, patience was present in the gathering of family and friends, holding space for love and remembrance.