So brave. So perfectly truthful. This passage calls to mind the writing of Richard Selzer, a surgeon, whose stories are heart-stopping in their terrible beauty. "Imagine A Woman" is my favorite. It also calls to mind the strangers and loved ones--my father, my mother, my husband--I've been privileged to companion at the end of this life and the beginning of whatever is next.
So brave. So perfectly truthful. This passage calls to mind the writing of Richard Selzer, a surgeon, whose stories are heart-stopping in their terrible beauty. "Imagine A Woman" is my favorite. It also calls to mind the strangers and loved ones--my father, my mother, my husband--I've been privileged to companion at the end of this life and the beginning of whatever is next.
Thank you so much, Rochelle! I will have to find Selzer.