Sarah Wildman

And she's just gone through this third lung surgery, you know, one of many, many, many surgeries she's had. What do you think would you do? Could she be an extra? And she said, how about all four of you? And I ended up nine hours on a television set in a bathing suit, which was not what I had planned. You both worked at the Times, so you probably had some kind of connection. I did. Yes, I did.

And she's just gone through this third lung surgery, you know, one of many, many, many surgeries she's had. What do you think would you do? Could she be an extra? And she said, how about all four of you? And I ended up nine hours on a television set in a bathing suit, which was not what I had planned. You both worked at the Times, so you probably had some kind of connection. I did. Yes, I did.

And I knew her from the Times. And also she had followed our story. And she was really happy to do something for Orly. But the thing that Orly did on that set was she left us and the extras were sort of corralled together. And she sat with the stars and the directors and watched the dailies and sort of insinuated herself among them. And no one was unhappy with it. It was such a gift.

And I knew her from the Times. And also she had followed our story. And she was really happy to do something for Orly. But the thing that Orly did on that set was she left us and the extras were sort of corralled together. And she sat with the stars and the directors and watched the dailies and sort of insinuated herself among them. And no one was unhappy with it. It was such a gift.

And I knew her from the Times. And also she had followed our story. And she was really happy to do something for Orly. But the thing that Orly did on that set was she left us and the extras were sort of corralled together. And she sat with the stars and the directors and watched the dailies and sort of insinuated herself among them. And no one was unhappy with it. It was such a gift.

She liked to push boundaries as much as she possibly could. She liked to whenever she could see the moment of autonomy.

She liked to push boundaries as much as she possibly could. She liked to whenever she could see the moment of autonomy.

She liked to push boundaries as much as she possibly could. She liked to whenever she could see the moment of autonomy.

Hannah was six when Orly was diagnosed and nine when she died. And the week after the shiva, we borrowed a friend's apartment in New York and she started hysterically crying on the street one night. And we said, what's happening for you now? What are you feeling? And she said she was so angry with God. She was worried she'd be punished.

Hannah was six when Orly was diagnosed and nine when she died. And the week after the shiva, we borrowed a friend's apartment in New York and she started hysterically crying on the street one night. And we said, what's happening for you now? What are you feeling? And she said she was so angry with God. She was worried she'd be punished.

Hannah was six when Orly was diagnosed and nine when she died. And the week after the shiva, we borrowed a friend's apartment in New York and she started hysterically crying on the street one night. And we said, what's happening for you now? What are you feeling? And she said she was so angry with God. She was worried she'd be punished.

She was worried that there would be some sort of consequence of this anger. And we ended up calling up one of our rabbis and saying, let's talk to Hannah about this idea. And the rabbi said, Hannah, we are all angry with God about losing Orly. And in fact, in Jewish tradition, there's a lot of anger with God. It's not very strange to be angry with God. But sometimes Hannah will get very upset.

She was worried that there would be some sort of consequence of this anger. And we ended up calling up one of our rabbis and saying, let's talk to Hannah about this idea. And the rabbi said, Hannah, we are all angry with God about losing Orly. And in fact, in Jewish tradition, there's a lot of anger with God. It's not very strange to be angry with God. But sometimes Hannah will get very upset.

She was worried that there would be some sort of consequence of this anger. And we ended up calling up one of our rabbis and saying, let's talk to Hannah about this idea. And the rabbi said, Hannah, we are all angry with God about losing Orly. And in fact, in Jewish tradition, there's a lot of anger with God. It's not very strange to be angry with God. But sometimes Hannah will get very upset.

She really does not know how to have any relationship with God right now. And she's very, very angry that God could have taken away someone as young, someone as vital, someone as important as Orly.

She really does not know how to have any relationship with God right now. And she's very, very angry that God could have taken away someone as young, someone as vital, someone as important as Orly.

She really does not know how to have any relationship with God right now. And she's very, very angry that God could have taken away someone as young, someone as vital, someone as important as Orly.

So Jewish morning practices, many people know, you bury immediately. You have a week-long shiva, a period of time where people come to you and you're not supposed to cook or do anything. All that's the same. Everybody's supposed to do it for you. And you're not supposed to look in a mirror. I didn't do that. I did look in the mirror. you aren't supposed to make your own food.

So Jewish morning practices, many people know, you bury immediately. You have a week-long shiva, a period of time where people come to you and you're not supposed to cook or do anything. All that's the same. Everybody's supposed to do it for you. And you're not supposed to look in a mirror. I didn't do that. I did look in the mirror. you aren't supposed to make your own food.

So Jewish morning practices, many people know, you bury immediately. You have a week-long shiva, a period of time where people come to you and you're not supposed to cook or do anything. All that's the same. Everybody's supposed to do it for you. And you're not supposed to look in a mirror. I didn't do that. I did look in the mirror. you aren't supposed to make your own food.