Becky :)!

“Watch it again in a few years and I guarantee your perspective will change.’ ‘But the story won’t change.’ ‘It doesn’t have to,’ I say, ‘because you will.”
― Hazel Hayes, Out of Love

“That’s the problem with breakups, though. It’s not just two people saying good-bye and going their separate ways; it’s the excruciating process of untangling two lives, picking them apart like some sad surgical procedure, trying to detach this thing from that while causing as little lasting damage as possible.”
― Hazel Hayes, Out of Love

“It was like he wanted to be anywhere but with me, and since all I needed was some comfort and his company, his absence only made me feel worse. Unfortunately, me being worse made him want to be with me less, so around and around we went, not knowing which was the chicken or which was the egg or whether it even mattered anymore.”
― Hazel hayes, Out of Love

“dealing with the links between poverty and ill health by trying to provide more money is no different, to me, from seeing a patient with pneumonia and prescribing antibiotics: in each station, i'm simply giving appropriate treatment. just as certain medicines are appropriate treatments for particular diseases, so more money, or holidays, or a better house, may also improve my patients health.”
― Gavin Francis, Recovery: The Lost Art of Convalescence