Subject: [veniceplace] Re: Starsky's Lady Thoughts
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 23:38:23 -0500
From: "April O'Dair" 

The scene when Terri dies was really hard for me to see. I had not seen 
this ep before, but had just read Elisabeth Glaser's autobiography, "In the 
Absence of Angels". In it she describes the moment when her daughter Ariel 
died. She said they were packing up getting ready to go home, Ariel made 
some coughing sounds that were really just ragged breaths. Both Elisabeth 
and Paul crawled into bed with their daughter and held her as she quietly 
passed. Elisabeth didn't even remember how they got home, or if Paul said 
anything to her at all. Just that they wanted people around them. Paul 
took pictures of Ariel and ones they had drawn together, then arranged them 
on a wall. As if telling her life story while crying and reliving his 
daughter's life. This reminded me so much of when my mother died last year 
from cancer. Death is quiet sometimes and even when you should be ready it 
is hard to watch such sweet souls leave this earth.

XXX
April

If the spirit is willing, the body can do alot of groovy things!