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    "comment": "For Lisa\n\n\"Thanks so much for this show. I can't always listen to it, but it's hitting me just right this morning. My husband died from colon cancer almost eight years ago. Our daughter was 9. She was mad at him for not making it to her 10th birthday like he'd promised. She was mad that she lost \"the fun parent\". She was right. I was always the more rational, organized one, keeping us on track. I would try to make a choice, and he was the \"why not both?\" parent.\n\nWithout minimizing the pain and grief, I can recognize now that he's still helping me. After Danny's death, I have become less afraid to try things. Less afraid to choose \"all of the above\". He's taught me that living is more than surviving. It's taking chances, following curiosities, diving into our feelings instead of organizing them. He was a musician. He was an Alaska Public Radio celebrity. He was the best dad my daughter could have ever had.\n\nThe songs on the playlist for the morning of his death were, by his request, Barber's Adagio for Strings, Grateful Dead Uncle John's Band, and Van Morrison's Into the Mystic. His gypsy soul is still rocking. He's still with us.\"",
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