What would you say to somebody you love if you knew it was your last chance to say it — and have you said it?

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Kate Bowler Historian of American Christianity; professor at Duke Divinity School

I did the things you might expect of someone whose world has suddenly become very small. I sank to my knees and cried. I called my husband at our home nearby. I waited until he arrived so we could wrap our arms around each other and say the things that must be said. I have loved you forever. I am so grateful for our life together. Please take care of our son.

Recorded The New York Times, Sunday Review, 13 February 2016 source ↗

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