Good night, I want to share that three days ago I broke my record, reaching 3:35, and I was very happy. But in the following days I didn’t feel so well. The day after the record, I breathed but I couldn’t connect, and my times were poor. The next day I tried again, but I still didn’t feel good. Yesterday I didn’t breathe at all. Yesterday, to be honest, I was in a very difficult mental place. I was having suicidal thoughts, feeling frustrated and disconnected from the present moment. Today, I was able to come out of that place. Tonight, I breathed again, and I am grateful to reconnect with my breath. This session took me deep—I felt really good. I visualized myself highlining, the sport I love, and it brought me back to the present. I’ve been dealing with mold toxicity, which has caused me POTS and other symptoms. Because of that, I haven’t been able to do many of the things I love, like highlining and other sports. That has been frustrating, especially because mold toxicity is not very well understood medically where I live. But the truth is, everything in my life is good, and I am getting better. This method has helped me a lot—it has improved my vagus nerve function, lowered my heart rate, and helped me with POTS and many of the other things I’ve been dealing with. I simply had a moment of saturation, with many things happening at once, and I slipped out of the present. But today I decided to return, because I’ve been doing very well and I don’t want to lose that progress. I know I’m close to overcoming this, and I am grateful that in the middle of all this situation, I discovered this method. Breathing has been a huge support. Tonight’s session made me really happy. In the first round, I held for 1:40. In the second, 2:15. In the third, 2:30. And in the fourth, I reached 3:10. I also saw the news tonight that one of the best freedivers in my country passed away, and it is presumed that his death was due to suicide. His legacy inspired me tonight to go deeper—in honor of him, and in honor of mental health, since we all go through hard times.