He was a very loving person and the women in his life, he's had some bad
women in his life, he's had some bad ones.
ones. >> Sure.
>> Sure. >> And I know Harry's not the easiest
>> And I know Harry's not the easiest person to live with. And
person to live with. And >> honestly, as his CTE progressed, his
>> honestly, as his CTE progressed, his anger, his paranoia, those things
anger, his paranoia, those things started to get worse and it took its
started to get worse and it took its toll on our family,
toll on our family, >> of course,
>> of course, >> on his relationships.
>> on his relationships. Originally, everybody thought, well,
Originally, everybody thought, well, he's using drugs. But at this point,
he's using drugs. But at this point, knowing what I know now about CTE,
knowing what I know now about CTE, >> yeah,
>> yeah, >> I don't believe that was the case any
>> I don't believe that was the case any longer. I completely believe that the
longer. I completely believe that the CTE took control of him. Not saying that
CTE took control of him. Not saying that he didn't have his demons, but
he didn't have his demons, but it was getting worse as he was getting
it was getting worse as he was getting older.
older. >> That's kind of the story I've heard and
>> That's kind of the story I've heard and understanding that I have to be honest
understanding that I have to be honest with you. and he has thankfully led me
with you. and he has thankfully led me to
to learn more and educate myself more about
learn more and educate myself more about CT. And if nothing else, I appreciate
CT. And if nothing else, I appreciate that insight.