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So beautifully said. I’m sorry that you lost your twin, and what a gift to find solace in someone else’s words. I read when breath becomes air a few years ago and agree with everything you said. Such a beautiful book. I don’t know if it was in the book or a podcast about it, but I’ll never forget the conversation with his wife around having a child. She asked “but what if we get pregnant and then you know you only have a short time with our baby” and he said something like “wouldn’t it be wonderful if we did” 💔

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Thanks Lindsay 💙 “Finding solace is someone else’s words”, such a good phrase, has always been so healing for me. And I remember exactly that part of the book! It’s so true and so moving 🥹

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Apr 17, 2023Liked by Cassandra Leigh

Beautifully written Cassandra. There is so much more I would love to know about you and how you feel. The losses we have all experienced have taken a toll and left a painful void. Not speaking openly about our feelings with those we love and who can wound us is very difficult. I am inspired by you to make an effort to put those feelings into words. Fear has held me back for far too long. xo

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Thanks for your kind words, Teresa. It’s not easy to express complex feelings! But I think it’s necessary for healing, which grows every time we share our little seeds of truth with someone. 💜

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