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    Lest I Forget (3)

    Story written on October 23, 2007 by MutedTempest.
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    Dana continues to reminisce, this time about Alice’s book publication, their increasingly strong relationship, and a certain something that happens on the seaside cliffs in Ireland.

    She sighed again and snuggled a little bit closer to me. “I think maybe I need to get it out there,” she whispered.

    “Hey, whatever you decide on it is fine with me, sweetie,” I assured her.

    It took her awhile. I knew she was trying to work things out in her head, and we started going to therapy a lot more both together and separately. Over time, it got easier for her to talk about it, and I think that in the end, that acceptance of things led her to finally call Jenny’s editor.

    Of course, it wasn’t right away. We went to a lot of couples therapy sessions before we were even able to talk about it, and Alice’s diagnosis with post-traumatic stress seemed to help. After that, she opened up to me a lot, and would just sort of open the floodgates to me and the rest of our friends.

    Over the few months following her diagnosis, Alice reconnected with all of our friends on a personal level. Honestly, I think it was good for her. She was able to talk with them about her experiences, and they were able to empathize and talk about what they’d been through. I generally tried to give Alice and whoever she was talking with their privacy, and would choose not to be around. That didn’t mean that I didn’t talk about it; I actually did as much of that as she did, just not when she was around.

    I can’t even begin to speculate on what she talked about with each of them, but I know that when she talked about it with me, it was pretty eye-opening. I really hadn’t been told the details. She filled me in, even when I may not have wanted to hear it. It let me know some of what she’d been through, though, and I really think it helped us move forward in our relationship. Accepting everything we’d each been through separately was a way to bring us closer together.

    Aside from that, our mutual respect for each other’s privacy helped to solidify my relationship with my friends as well. I was able to talk with everybody about the cancer, and it really helped. I realized that I hadn’t done much of that while I was actually sick, and it was good to finally get it out there.

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    1. frickin frick!!! wow wow wow that was amazing maaaaan u are so……….great!!! i love this story i get sad at times but the reminicising is just perfect well done my friends :)

    2. Yay! Cliffs of Moher! MT, how come you always manage to put something I love in your stories? I’m totally in love with Ireland, and I’ve got a pending backpacking trip all over Connemara, just beautiful!! ( Hummm…might as well propose to my boyfriend…? …i think not…not there yet :). Anyway, Am I the only one who prefers Dana’s first proposal? It was so shy and sweet… and unexpected!hehe I loved it. Well, just like nurseGemma, eager for another danish sneak peek!

    3. Okay this chapter gave me that warm and fuzzy Danish feeling. I love that Dana decided to propose for the second time in Ireland, and it seemed just about picture perfect. Well done MT!

    5. Yay i’m first! Well it is lovely yet bittersweet story as we already know but another fantastic chapeter. Feels as though we’re seeing the conclusion of ‘You’ 30 odd years down the line! Can’t wait to hear the kid’s stories and that nurse is fab isn’t she?!? ;)

    6. I love this story of an old alice and dana reliving thier younger days and what a better way to read it just wish we could have seen it in the show but nevermind at least we have you to let it great update please post soon

    8. hey, loved the proposal, I had it practically in front of my eyes, the fantastic view and all included. Very romantic. Thanx for the compliment, my english is ok I guess, but now and then I realize that my vocabulary could be a bit bigger.

    10. Loved the proposals and Alice’s reactions. It is soooo Jenny to just give Alice’s story to her editor. One of the things I like about this story and “You” is that the girls work at their relationship and on their own mental health. I went to Ireland many years ago and can’t think of a better place for a proposal. How romantic that Dana had the limo show up to take the right to the plane. I can’t wait for the next chapter! Thanks!

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