Michelle Williams

I listened to the podcast twice and it just unraveled me. I was so overwhelmed with emotion, which is kind of an unusual experience. I don't want to cry. I don't really want to feel...

I listened to the podcast twice and it just unraveled me. I was so overwhelmed with emotion, which is kind of an unusual experience. I don't want to cry. I don't really want to feel...

I listened to the podcast twice and it just unraveled me. I was so overwhelmed with emotion, which is kind of an unusual experience. I don't want to cry. I don't really want to feel...

Yeah, a little work-wise, personal. I can take it on, but I can more deal with it in my head or abstract suffering. That is something that now I process through my brain instead of my heart. And this show is like an arrow in me and I couldn't understand how it had bypassed all these defenses that I thought I had put up. gotten behind the wall.

Yeah, a little work-wise, personal. I can take it on, but I can more deal with it in my head or abstract suffering. That is something that now I process through my brain instead of my heart. And this show is like an arrow in me and I couldn't understand how it had bypassed all these defenses that I thought I had put up. gotten behind the wall.

Yeah, a little work-wise, personal. I can take it on, but I can more deal with it in my head or abstract suffering. That is something that now I process through my brain instead of my heart. And this show is like an arrow in me and I couldn't understand how it had bypassed all these defenses that I thought I had put up. gotten behind the wall.

I think it was her bravery to live her death as she lived her life, which is to make it her own and to really open it up and look at death and look at how to stay creative inside of it, how to not become a fixed identity cancer patient. Once something so catastrophic happens to you, to fight for other aspects, to stay in that room, to be a whole person.

I think it was her bravery to live her death as she lived her life, which is to make it her own and to really open it up and look at death and look at how to stay creative inside of it, how to not become a fixed identity cancer patient. Once something so catastrophic happens to you, to fight for other aspects, to stay in that room, to be a whole person.

I think it was her bravery to live her death as she lived her life, which is to make it her own and to really open it up and look at death and look at how to stay creative inside of it, how to not become a fixed identity cancer patient. Once something so catastrophic happens to you, to fight for other aspects, to stay in that room, to be a whole person.

Yes, even though you know that it's happening, which is really the storyline of all of our lives. The storyline of our life is dying.

Yes, even though you know that it's happening, which is really the storyline of all of our lives. The storyline of our life is dying.

Yes, even though you know that it's happening, which is really the storyline of all of our lives. The storyline of our life is dying.

It's just a timeline issue, but we are able to kind of protect ourselves from it and pretend that it's far enough away that we don't need to deal with it or really even know what it is, what happens, what it looks like, what it feels like, and how you can be in charge of it.

It's just a timeline issue, but we are able to kind of protect ourselves from it and pretend that it's far enough away that we don't need to deal with it or really even know what it is, what happens, what it looks like, what it feels like, and how you can be in charge of it.

It's just a timeline issue, but we are able to kind of protect ourselves from it and pretend that it's far enough away that we don't need to deal with it or really even know what it is, what happens, what it looks like, what it feels like, and how you can be in charge of it.

You didn't want somebody telling you what you couldn't do. Hold on.

You didn't want somebody telling you what you couldn't do. Hold on.

You didn't want somebody telling you what you couldn't do. Hold on.

No, I'd always just put on two pairs of pantyhose. You know what I mean?

No, I'd always just put on two pairs of pantyhose. You know what I mean?