“You haven’t asked, but I’m sure you’d like to know. Liz had breast cancer. It was aggressive, but she had a chance at beating it. Unfortunately, she declined any intervention.” “What?” Saylor’s disbelief is evident, as is the hurt in her voice. “What does that mean?” “I think she was tired and heartbroken, so she didn’t see a point in fighting what she deemed inevitable. Recovery was slim. I didn’t know until things were too bad and treatment was no longer an option. I promise you I would’ve tried to change her mind had I known sooner, which is probably the exact reason she didn’t tell me.” I
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