“My frequently harried and stunningly persistent little soul demanded to be known, and I worked for years to free her. I wished I’d paid more attention to her, for she richly rewarded me whenever I did. I worked hard to find the clear stream beneath the tangled survace, and wasted far too much of my precious life doing what I thought someone else expected me to do. If only I’d known way back then what I thought I knew in my later years.” - Ann KingWhat an honor it is to read, and recognize yourself, in words like these. I’m rarely left without something to say, but today, Ann’s words feel more than enough.Thank you @tinyeden for sharing this remarkable woman with us.@americancancersociety #tipsfromdeadpeople #obituary #storytelling #bobdylan #breastcancerawareness

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