Rachel

“I used to tell Dr. Abrams I just wanted to feel like myself again.” “What did she say?” “She said I would never be that person again. Not exactly the woman I was before. I was fundamentally changed by what happened. It took time and therapy and the right meds before I could learn to be happy as the person who remained after I lost so much.”
― Kennedy Ryan, Before I Let Go

“I started measuring how much I loved people in terms of how much it would hurt to lose them.”
― Kennedy Ryan, Before I Let Go

“Live long enough,” Dr. Musa says softly, “and you’ll lose people, things. We just need to learn how to deal with it in ways that aren’t isolating or destructive.”
― Kennedy Ryan, Before I Let Go

“It makes sense, though. I’m one person made of two strands. The things from my past that continue to shape me, and the person I’m slowly becoming.”
― Kennedy Ryan, Before I Let Go