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Everything After Everything After by Jill Santopolo
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“Life was a blend of choices and not choices, things that we had control over and things we didn't... it's not what happens to you but how you respond that determines your path in life.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“There isn't a hierarchy of hurt, Ezra. You can hurt or not hurt, but don't dismiss my pain.
- Emily Gold , Everything After”
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“Sometimes shit doesn’t make you stronger. Sometimes it’s just shit.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“Choices are made all the time. One choice doesn't have to define a life.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“I know it’s supposed to be healthy to talk about trauma, to make it part of the narrative of your life. It’s what I tell my patients. But I have trouble doing it myself. I have trouble integrating that experience with who I am now. Instead, it’s a knot in a necklace that I won’t let anyone see. Not even Ezra. Not because I don’t trust him, but because I don’t trust me. Once I start trying to untangle that last bit of the knot, I don’t know what will happen. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to work through it completely, which means even if I start talking about it, I’ll end up just having to pull the knot back tighter in the end. Dr. West and I fixed almost the whole chain. And it’s easier just to wear the necklace the way it is.”
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“Everything happens the way it’s supposed to happen.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“[…] channeling emotions into a song…it made everything feel like somehow it would be okay.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After
“Emily felt like the past and present were combining, like what was wrong had been right. Like she had rediscovered the magic she had lost.”
Jill Santopolo, Everything After