Krystal discussed her experiences as part of the "sandwich generation," where millennials like herself are caring for both children and aging parents. She noted that this demographic faces unique financial challenges and shared that her mother was 36 when she was born, which is relatively late compared to previous generations.

Krystal reflects on her experience growing up in a family where financial management was unclear, and she witnessed judgment towards both the poor and the wealthy. She realized that her parents struggled financially, which led to her applying for a scholarship to continue attending Catholic school. Despite these challenges, she appreciates her parents' sacrifices and is committed to managing her finances differently for her child's future.

Krystal shared her reflections on balancing the responsibilities of being a millennial mom with caring for aging parents, expressing concern about not wanting to become a burden to her son Apollo due to potential health issues. She discussed how her perspective changed after becoming a mother, acknowledging her past focus on health coaching and personal training. Krystal explored Mary's example as a mother and grandmother, using the Rosary's mysteries to reflect on how Mary managed her relationships with her parents and how she might have sought advice from Anna, Jesus' grandmother. She encouraged listeners facing similar challenges to share their experiences and seek support, emphasizing the importance of prayer and community.