"I can't tell you how much The Eclipse has touched me. I've read several books on suicide these past few months, but yours is Beyond Belief (Elvis Costello reference). Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I will treasure it and read it over and over again the rest of my days. You are a true inspiration. I think about my brother all the time. And about Gianluca, and you. I hope your world turns out as wonderful as your heart. Like Elvis wrote: I wish that I could push a button/ End up in the past and not the present tense/ And make this hurting feeling disappear/ Like it was common sense." - K. D. "Mo" Krausman, USA

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"Antonella Gambotto is incredible. The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide is unlike anything I've ever read. I would not hesitate to call Gambotto an artistic genius - words are her brushstrokes."
- Nicola, Australia

"What can I say? My favourite book is Antonella Gambotto's The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide. I didn't know much about suicide before my son took his own life, until I stumbled tear-stained and heartbroken upon this book. It's not only full of amazing facts and depths of emotion that I didn't think could be fully expressed, but it is a fascinating work of literature. Antonella uses words and language in ways I could only dream of. It's strange reading a book whose images are horrifying and yet I find myself in awe of her writing."
- Kerri-Ann, Australia

"I first read The Eclipse almost two years ago now, I chose it from the library like I choose all of my books, instinctively and intuitively - trusting that what I need will come to me.  The impact of The Eclipse was profound - although the subject matter of suicide held no personal relevance, I do know of grief and loss - and never before have I read such beauty in writing - stunning!  I believe at the time I was pondering on what true intimacy is - as an adopted person this is just one area of difficulty for me.  What a privilege and an honour Antonella to allow us in to your life - I am now humbly conscious of what intimacy (in to me see) means.  And then, in August my dear friend's son committed suicide.  In synchronistic fashion, several weeks ago, as I walked past a shelf in the library, The Eclipse again appeared to me, and I thought maybe, just maybe this may help her.  When she visited several days later I tentatively offered it to her along with a copy of Allison DuBois's book which had also found its way in to my hands - my heart smiled to learn that it made such a profound impact on her ability to process the grief. And the synchronistic events continue when I looked at your web site the other day and realized that Allison DuBois had just been in Australia and that you had interviewed her!!  I look forward to reading the article.  Thank you, Antonella, for being you and having the courage to care - one person can make a difference!  You have my eternal respect and admiration."
- Kath B, Australia

"I had to write to you after reading The Eclipse. A friend loaned it to me, thinking it would help as my son committed suicide on the 29th of August this year.  I have just finished reading it this morning and am stunned at the similarities. My son was a gifted young man but left in his note that the darkness was to great for to cope with. I did not have any communication from him for a very long time until recently, when he contacted me and told me that he loved me and was coming up to see me. My pain has included not being able to see him or see his eyes or hold him. Your book was so profound and has given me great comfort and hope that this pain I feel now will ease. When I saw all his friends at the funeral I have to wonder how these young men cannot see that they are loved and mean so much to us. Why can't this love help them live? I am sorry for your loss and I thank you for putting your pain into words as it is a help to me."
- B, Australia

"My partner of 15 years committed suicide 18 months ago, and I came across The Eclipse when I was looking for answers at my local library. I've since given two copies to friends. It's an outstanding book, and one of the most beautifully-written books I've ever read. It helped."
- Sue G., USA

"I am a Norwegian psychologist working in suicide prevention. I have just finished Gambotto's book, and I was thoroughly moved by it.  I am very weary of the effort to medicalize and pathologize suicide; to say that the problem 'really' is depression and the 'solution' is treatments for depression.  That is why I think Edwin Shneidman is such a great suicidologist. Thanks again for the deepfelt and brilliant book."
- Kim Larsen

"I am reading The Eclipse - in the middle of it, my mother died, just last week.  I found it in the library at the Survivor Support Program library, where I volunteer. I am a survivor myself, of my husband; it will be eight years on Sunday. I want to thank Gambotto for her insight and thoughtfulness about all the emotions that assault you after a suicide - I find I'm still weeding them apart after all this time. It seems to be most important now to spend the time I have to think about these things trying to understand how it's affected me rather than trying to comprehend why my husband felt compelled to end his life and leave behind his children. I suppose I'll find a way to think about what happened to him more realistically when I know I can forgive him, and I'm getting closer to that. I want to visit that beach in Australia, the one on the east coast that she describes. I notice that the feeling of time suspended has affected me again after the death of my mother, and I'd like to have that combination of being alone, having time to think, and being near water - it's a magical formula for survival. Thanks,"
DY
Toronto, Canada

"I have been reading The Eclipse: A Memoir Of Suicide and l wanted to write to you to tell you how much l understood it. My little brother killed himself on New Years Day 2001 by gassing himself in his car and your book brought so much back to me . At times in reading it all  l wanted to do was cry as l understood it all so very well. Once l started to read it l found it really hard to put it down as it was like someone had written about what l went through and all the l had felt and still feel."
Sue

I would like to say that I've just finished reading The Eclipse. While reading it, I found  myself  in a sort of a crescendo: good, interesting, pertinent, disturbing, very disturbing, and, finally, liberated. I suppose none of us can read the book with indifference and for those, (including myself) who once lost a close one through suicide and  because we have been afraid of the pain of processing the grief, decided to close our minds and hearts; the confrontation, even if so many years later,  may still be painful. However,  The Eclipse  is  a  great gift to those of us who have been keeping that latent and continuous grief. Throughout its reading, this silent and dorment suffering may not only be restored but be understood, renovated, and finally transformed."
- Name withheld

"Gambotto's book on suicide is exemplary. We lost the father of my three sons when he was 23. Bringing up those boys, who are now 20, 19 and 17, has been and continues to be an exercise in vigilance. Reading The Eclipse made me realise just how tense and alert I have been all these years, and sadly, that I will never relax, and that one day I may fail ... Suicide marks those that it touches deeply and forever. Thank you for adding insight to my journey."
- TP, Australia

"I feel I really have write and thank Gambotto. I read The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide [in Finnish] and I thought it was wonderful! When I read the book it gave verbal form for some of my thoughts and helped me to see what was I really afraid of. The Eclipse really affected me (also my style of writing) and I wanted her to know that. I think Gambotto is extremely beautiful."
- Kati, Finland

"Thank Gambotto for writing a book that has changed something in me. I am now reading The Eclipse second time and it moves me perhaps more than it did in first time. I admire her very much. Anyways. All I wanted to say is to thank you. very. much. Because her honest words and thoughts have touched me."
- Best wishes: H-R K, Finland

"To be honest, I actually read The Eclipse two years ago. I have wanted to write to Gambotto ever since, but have either lost the nerve or just not known what to write.

"This book reached out and grabbed me, touching on all sorts of themes played in my life.

"Firstly, it SAVED my life. I had been struggling to cope with grief since my close uncle committed suicide. Ever since then I feel death/grief has followed me. The urge to keep walking when faced with a busy road jumped into my head so many times. The contemplation of which way would be easiest for someone like me with no pain threshold. I couldn't take the pills, as my best friend was the only one with a key to my flat - and she deserved so much better than that. I saw my mum at the core of all these problems.

"The Eclipse kept pushing itself off the shelf as I walked past it in my bookshop (I'm not kidding). I bought it, took it home, and wept and howled as I read.

"Though I had some help from family, I attribute Gambotto to me still being here. I had read about grief and death before, but Gambotto's style, and her words, really spoke to me. She was on my level and was saying all those things I'd tried to and wanted to say, but that no one could hear or understand. I trusted in her voice and her story, and in her ability to speak so honestly about the tremendous hurt and loss and guilt that she felt - so many times on her own.

"Secondly, she inspires me. To write those things, those thoughts, memories and pieces of herself, and to share them so willingly with strangers ... I get so much strength from that. The Eclipse just touched me. It moved me in all senses. I have carried her words with me for years. She inspires me not only with her strength and courage and honesty, but also in my own writing.

"Thirdly (and I promise this is the last), I always recommend The Eclipse to my customers looking for books on grief and grieving. They always welcome for the suggestion, and most have either asked me for the book's title again before leaving the store, or have ordered it on the spot.

"Okay, that's it. I apologise for the length of this email.

"Thank Gambotto again for her beautiful words and inspiring honesty - I am eternally grateful for her sharing her story."

With much respect,
- N

"I just, about 5 minutes ago, finished Eclipse, in Finnish Pimennys. Strange thing, I felt a strong urge to comment on some things ... There were a lot of things within the book I recognized and felt  strongly about. Gambotto writes beautifully of death and loss. I have lost. I think most people have. At the time I only put the sorrow aside and tried to live as if I  didn't have the right to mourn.

"There were several years my only ambition in life was to hide from the  pain. I was very depressed and using drugs, drinking, smoking, getting  laid with people I didn't know. Self loathing self hating hurting hurting a lot. I never thought of killing myself but (well I did think but I never  thought I would have had the courage of carrying that idea through). All of that was a slow suicide.

"I stopped going to my 8 storey building roof top, though, after  feeling a very strong urge of jumping. Not to die but to feel what  those moments of flying  would be like, just before you start to fall.

"Being free. Being free of everything.

"After giving birth, I started to remember some things. There was a reason I was so dead inside, not mourning for my dead,  feeling so trapped not being able to love myself and stop destroying  what I was. I was Dead, I had been Killed by my grandfather 21 years before ... When that sadness and hatred came I fell into pieces ... I will always  be glad there was a remarkable person by my side, the father of my  children and the soulmate I would do anything for. He saved my life  because without his love I would have never remembered ... and survived ...

"There's one more thing I'd like to say. The Eclipse was fascinating and calming and beautiful and it had some simply brilliant chapters in it."
- M, Finland

"Extraordinary."
- PW, Perth, Australia

"I finished The Eclipse last night and thought I should tell you that I am moved beyond belief. It is, simply, magic beautiful powerful. And for me a kind of release from various tortures. I never grieved properly for my pa (like the lapsed, wandering half-Polish-Jew that I am, I should have done shiva for him) and that lack has come back to haunt me with interest. On Sunday morning, I was browsing gloomily through my bookshelves, saw The Eclipse and something like a light blinked on in the deepest recesses of my reptilian brain: read it. Now. So I did. I made myself take it slowly, word for word (rare for me, I promise) and I am stunned. I hope you're well and thriving, and in a state of bliss or grace or both. Love and thanks."
- DP, Cape Town, South Africa

"I have just finished reading two of the amazing Antonella Gambotto's books, the first I happened upon was The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide which left me riveted and gasping, then I rushed out to get her first novel, The Pure Weight of the Heart (which I have just finished) - equally stunning, does that lady know how to write a love scene, wow ... I was lost in her world ... Enough!! I adore her website, her humour, her openess, her ability to grow through suffering and I am so happy she has found love again, she deserves it."
- Jan Robinson xx

"I appreciated reading Antonella Gambotto's book, The Eclipse, this year.  It provided me some understanding of my cousin, Michael, as an adult. After spending several summers of my teen years with him, biking the little towns near Norway, hiking through the cornfields at the farm, building little hideaways in the orchards where we'd sit and talk for hours, I returned to California to become an adult.  I visited Michael occasionally, he was in his twenties I guess, then saw him for the last time at our Grandmother's 100th birthday family reunion. We'd grown apart by then and I missed the fun times we shared when we were young.  Michael was my favorite. I loved him, too. Give my warm regards to Antonella."
- Mary

"Antonella is someone who truly deserves every happiness. I look forward to reading the new book that the website is promising is underway - I have read The Pure Weight of the Heart so many times, the cover is battle- scarred, but it just seems that every time I read it I notice another layer of beauty."
- LM, London, England

"I have a Grad. Dip. in Grief and Loss Counselling and have just finished reading two of the amazing Antonella Gambotto's books. The first I happened upon was The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide, which left me riveted and gasping, then I rushed out to get her first novel, The Pure Weight of the Heart, which I have just finished. Equally stunning, does that lady know how to write a love scene, wow, I was lost in her world ... Enough!! I adore her website, her humour, her openess, her ability to grow through suffering and I am so happy she has found love again, she deserves it. Anyway, please tell Antonella her books are an inspiration, her exploration and elucidation of grief - stunning, original and overwhelming. I am reccomending her to anyone I think has the wit to capture her quicksilver and glorious intelligence ... if you are ever in Melbourne, Antonella, you have a huge fan, love to meet you darling and thank you, thank you, thank you!!"
- J. Robinson, Melbourne, Australia

"I find myself savoring each word. Gambotto's writing is powerful."
- Bill Lee, author of Chinese Playground and Born to Lose

"I just read The Eclipse and found it very poignant.  There are some passages in the book that are incredibly lucid. Having had a similar experience about four years ago, I found the book one of the most helpful books on suicide. Thank you so much."
- Marie-Christine Rondou

"A neighbor (a writer herself, although lesser known) read The Eclipse for two weeks - she devoured it first and then wanted to linger in the language - and told me that after reading it, she managed to visit the grave of her cousin for the first time. The cousin had hanged herself in 1952 because of her husband's infidelity. It has never been discussed in the family and the cousin was sort of forgotten for shame and anger ... but reading The Eclipse changed something in my neighbor's mind and she finally got to the cousin's grave. Imagine the impact."
- Name withheld, Finland

"I would like to be added to the list of readers who have been helped by this beautiful book. My beloved son John completed suicide on May 1st 2002. I went into such a dark hole going on three years now. I bought this book and put it away for six months, unable to read it. I had surgery on my wrist and elbow so was laid up for a while, and started reading and could not stop. I cried as I traveled the road with Antonella, God bless you, sweet Antonella, I will forever treasure my autographed copy. I myself tried to end my life when I felt I could no longer go on without my son. The Eclipse saved my life. Whenever I find myself in that dark, lonely place, I pick up my book, turn to the pages I have highlighted, and know I can survive my son's suicide. Thank you for not only saving my life, but for your gift of love to all of us who continue to heal second by second. This is the best book I have had the pleasure of reading. I have read many in the wake of my son's death, but this one comes from the heart and stays in your heart forever. Gratefully yours ..."
- Kat Wood, Riverside, California

"I've just finished reading The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide.  I wanted to let Gambotto know how much I enjoyed it.  The writing was brilliant but her insight and the material was what kept me turning the pages. When you have been through the experiences she and I have, it is comforting to know you are not alone. I don't believe anyone can understand the depth of the pain unless they have gone through it themselves and in that, it makes our particular grief a lonely journey. I lost my son to suicide in 2002. He was two months away from turning 18. Gambotto's brother sounded so much like my son. In fact much of her life reminds me of myself.  I felt envious that she was able to escape, leaving part of her old life behind. I've been told by a counselor that your body and soul can't cope with any extra stressors when you've lost a child, especially to suicide. I have climbed that same cliff many times looking for answers. There are none. Of course, like Gambotto, there is guilt that no well-meaning person can erase. There are the ifs and onlys.  There is a deep pain that sits in my chest and there is nothing I can do to shift it except to sleep or drink. The days are oppressive and the weight of that is stifling. I can't be in crowds anymore, I can't sit still for long and I can't be in a place where I can't leave at any given moment. I can't imagine a time when I will feel joy or have hope. I expend a lot of energy pretending to my husband and kids that I am surviving. There are times when I feel so desperate I don't have control over my state. I thought by now that would have dissipated. The woman I used to be has gone. I'm a stranger, even to myself. I have always been very strong but I can't live with the me who couldn't protect her son. That's what mothers do."
- Name withheld

"I have read the book and it is absolutely stunning.  Please thank Antonella for  this precious gift of herself, this book says everything I have been trying to say for 40 years."
- Wendy Lindsay, England

"I've just finished reading The Eclipse. The writing was brilliant but the insight and the material was what kept me turning the pages. When you have been through the experiences Gambotto and I have, it is comforting to know you are not alone. I don't believe anyone can understand the depth of the pain unless they have gone through it themselves and in that, it makes our particular grief a lonely journey. I lost my middle son to suicide in August 2002. He was two months away from turning 18. Gambotto's brother sounded so much like my son. I lost my younger brother at the age of 23 in a motorbike accident. My father would not have a funeral. My sister, brother and I had to farewell him at the crematorium much to the embarrassment of the attendants. They wanted to know what we were doing there as no service had been organised. There is no-one else with whom I can share this. I can't run, I can't write, I can't love, I can't cry. I admire Gambotto's strength, her talent and am in awe of her intelligence. And I am so sorry she lost her brother."  
- Name withheld

"My name is Harley Fricker, I'm a thirteen-year-old teenager. I've recently read The Eclipse. I came across it while I was in the library studying for the supposed 'gifted children' classes. I find it fascinating but very deep, in a way like it's coming from the heart. I have just started my career in television and writing articles  in newspapers so hopefully I can achieve what you have one day. Thank you for your time."
- Harley Fricker

"I've read through The Eclipse a couple of times now. It's a great book with lots of great information and written in a way which captures your imagination."
- Michael Good, Australia

"I was in full blown drug, alcohol and work addiction. Not like that is an excuse for sending lunatic mail to people or anything, but there you have it. Sorry. I am glad to say I'm no longer using drugs and alcohol (or 70 to 80 hour weeks in hot kitchens) to avoid my feelings. This is the third time I've 'got clean' but the best (and worst) time because I have been putting in the action that is needed. Part of that action involves looking into my past. Fuck me sideways, there's a lot to look at at my age. Anyway, one of the books that I have recently read that brought up plenty of stuff was The Eclipse. I want to thank Gambotto for her brave and insightful efforts writing that. I agree with her views on, well ... most things actually. Male depression is such a scary thing. Even men who are quite evolved find it a constant battle to remember that feelings are natural. That one doesn't get over stuff but has to go through stuff. Etc, etc. I think we have also grown up believing that anger isn't an emotion, so every feeling that is repressed eventually comes out, after a festering gestation period of amazing amounts of time in some cases, as anger. The more evolved and sensitive types are aware that punching people on the nose is barbaric and so turn that anger inwards. Gambotto knows all this, of course."
- Name withheld, Sydney, Australia

"The madman who occupies the cubicle next to me at work accidentally discovered some of Gambotto's words while perusing a scuba diving website. Both of us were smitten by her phrase, 'Godzilla's suppository' [click on words]. To my immense pleasure, my cube-neighbor bought me a copy of The Eclipse: A Memoir of Suicide as a Christmas gift. The power of her words has moved me beyond my abilities of description. And I thank her for laying bare her viscera so wretches like me could learn from her experiences. For my money (though I have none) Gambotto is among the most talented human beings on this earth. With great admiration."
- Don Cohen, Australia

"I have been a fan of Gambotto's for a number of years ... it happened inadvertently ... I saw her book in a bookshop and couldn't resist buying it. She is a source of inspiration for me, although I am a lawyer in the field of medical negligence ... my true passion is reading and writing. Thank her for maintaining such a witty and insightful website ... and thank her for being such a candid writer/creator. My favourite quote from D.H Lawrence reminds me of Gambotto's style of writing: 'Be Still when you have nothing to say; when genuine passion moves you, say/ what you've got to say, and say it hot.' With much admiration ..."
- AF, Melbourne, Australia

"I was completely absorbed."
- R. J. King, New York, USA

"The Eclipse is getting rave reviews from all and sundry who I've lent it out to. Gambotto is a remarkable talent."
- Geoff Gillespie, Byron Bay, Australia

"Just a quick note to say The Eclipse has seared itself into my soul. Reading it was an experience I will not forget. Thank you, Antonella, for your strength and courage in writing the book."
- Bridget Hallam

"The Eclipse was totally brilliant, ultimately interesting and deeply affecting - it made a very deep impact on me and changed many of my thought patterns. While reading it, I processed the feelings it aroused constantly also in my dreams. I simply loved it - thank you, thank you, thank you for it!!!"
- KS, Finland

"Thank you so much for The Eclipse. My boyfriend committed suicide two and a half months ago and while it has taken me two months to read it, it has helped me enormously. I have been struggling to put into words what I am feeling there's only been haze but through your book the haze is beginning to lift. It it so comforting to know that I am not going crazy with my thoughts. That he is actually with me and that I'm not alone in my pain. I too was left to organise the funeral. There wouldn't have been one otherwise. I'm only 22, I shouldn't have to go through this. Thanks again."
- Name withheld

"I read The Eclipse, and found it to be such a present and real piece of writing. My life has not been touched by suicide, but how can this memoir not be relevant to a girl who has close male friends whom she cares for deeply? Gambotto writes so beautifully, and so descriptively. So, thanks. It makes reading what reading can and should be - energetic and gently provoking."
- Jo, Australia

"The Eclipse's cover captivated me for a couple of weeks and finally, in between writing articles about the nuclear industry and a variety of other things, I sat down and became completely absorbed in it. But the reason I'm writing is because tonight, a day after I finished it, my husband and I were packing for a trip to Boston and he did something totally strange that he's never done before. Instead of using a garment bag, he had put a black garbage bag over my clothes. When he turned to show me, I had chills, and all the of imagery representing rooms in her mind were a nest in my heart in that instant."
- Rita K, NYC, USA

"I couldn't put The Eclipse down. I thought it was raw, brave & original. Incredibly moving & at times totally heart wrenching. I really thought Gambotto employed words beautifully to capture the pain of losing someone (indeed more than one) & I was struck by her understanding of her brother's own sense of alienation.  I also completely related to those stages of grief (albeit from a wildly different experience) and the use of natural beauty to heal the soul."
- NW, London, England 

"I just finished reading The Eclipse, and I was left breathtaken. You have the rare and exceptional talent to bare your emotions and leave not one reader unaffected. I, myself, am a depressed male not long out of my teens (the demographic most likely to attempt suicide), and have entertained serious considerations of self harm. Your book has made me look at things from another perspective (views from family and friends, etc.), and really made me think about my actions and how they affect others. You, Antonella, are an inspiration to everyone who reads your masterpieces."
- Dan, Gold Coast, Australia

"I came across a lovely Indian believe: some persons are connected with each other by a golden yarn, no matter where they are, no matter of time. I can say that for me Gianluca Gambotto was such a person. And after reading Antonella's book there is no more doubt for me that this Indian believe is true: your golden yarn to each other can NOT be disconnected by any time or any space. Er ist aus Dir, und er lebt weiter in Dir."
- Claudia Albart, Germany

"I just wanted to thank Antonella Gambotto. The Eclipse perfectly explained how I feel, and I've never experienced that before."
- Name withheld, Melbourne, Australia

"I just wanted to congratulate Antonella ... I can't tell you how much this book has meant to me. I lost my son a few months before she lost her brother, and I have found endless comfort and understanding in her book The Eclipse. I know her pain. Thank you again so much."
- Helen Murray, Goulburn, Australia

"I never could have imagined that a book like this could fill me with such hope."
- Mayssa Maasarani, NSW, Australia

"The Eclipse is amazing."
- Jennifer M. Meunier, USA

"I have just started reading The Eclipse (& part aloud to my partner, David) & I just had to write & say how moved I have been by the insights & poetic expression. It is so inspiring to witness the bravery with which Gambotto opens her heart & speaks truthfully ..." 
- Tori Dixon-Whittle, South Australia

"I recently finished the Eclipse, and wanted to tell you how much I appreciated it. It's a beautiful book, brave and so personal yet also so far-reaching. For me it touched on many issues that are close - I have a husband who has in the past struggled with manic depression. I also have a three year old son who is so loving and expressive and I wonder how he will grow up in this world of rigid expectations and male stereotypes ... magical."
- Alison J, Sydney, Australia

"The Eclipse is awesome."
- Patricia Warren, Greenfield, Indiana, USA

"I read it in one sitting. Gambotto is a word-magician ... The Eclipse is nonpareil ... I was moved to tears, she knocked my socks off. I have no words. I have no words."
- Michael, Sydney, Australia

"I was so moved by The Eclipse that I don't know what to say. The combination of personal tragedy and incredible statistics and other information about suicide is just so moving. Gambotto is very brave to share so much of her intimate life. I am a better person for having read this book."
- Kim Greene, Rhode Island, USA

"The Eclipse has become my bible."
- Name withheld, Sydney, Australia

"Gambotto has written beautifully, and very imaginatively ... the descriptions, and choice of words is very good."
- Rosemary S, Sydney, Australia

"I finished The Eclipse ... beautiful. I cried twice during it. It is just written so beautifully and with so much feeling. Everything that Gambotto describes in it really makes you understand the feeling or the image she's trying to portray. Congratulations!"
- Leandra Hawkins, Mosman, Australia

"I wanted to tell Antonella Gambotto, even if it is about seven years too late, that to this day, no matter how many times I've read and re-read her work, it never fails to have an impact. I put down a book and I actually think, she tests what I think I know and I find that fantastic. She is without fail honest and that is a value you learn to admire and appreciate the longer you're around, so I guess, thank her for being who she is and writing and letting us all read and appreciate and I hope she'll continue to let us long into the future." 
- Julia Gardiner, New South Wales, Australia

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