What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them ove — Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them ove — Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them ove — Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them ove — Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them ove — Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
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What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them over and dragged them away from all sane, rational thoughts with an anchor of hopelessness so intense they just gave up fighting?

— Heidi R. Kling, Paint My Body Red
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