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I never was able to move back into my apartment downtown because of asbestos. I worked for 2 weeks straight with little sleep. The reality of what happened finally set in and I remember breaking down crying at St. Patricks Cathedral and trying to make sense of what I was reporting on. When you came to CBS Atlanta you and the team were promoted as the hip crew with tattoos, do you still feel that the team has kept that mojo going and are you planning on getting any new tattoos? A: I am covered in ink from my waist up. I'm an artist and I see ink as artwork. CBS Atlanta embraced my ink and the viewers have 99% of the time had a positive reaction to it. It's the old school news bosses in the biz who still will judge me for having them. I have been passed up for a network job because they saw the billboard campaign and they felt that my tattoos would not fit the image of the network. But, they loved my work on-air. I will never change who I am as a person for any employer. Ever. I am who I am and want to work for a company who values my work and wants me to be me and not some fake news talking head with zero personality.