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When he kisses her afterward, he tastes tears. He sits up, alone in the bed. She is gone, she has left with the twins, they've left already, somehow they have.
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But there are no descriptions of the basics of last words or last interactions in the scientific literature. The most linguistic detail exists about delirium, which involves a loss of consciousness, the inability to find words, restlessness, and a withdrawal from social interaction. Delirium strikes people of all ages after surgery and is also common at the end of life, a frequent sign of dehydration and over-sedation. I thought it became like misty, in some way … the outlines were sort of fuzzy. We can only guess. We have a rich picture of the beginnings of language, thanks to decades of scientific research with children, infants, and even babies in the womb.
After her father died, Lisa Smartt was left with endless questions about what she had heard him say, and she approached graduate schools, proposing to study last words academically. After being rebuffed, she began interviewing family members and medical staff on her own.
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That led her to collaborate with Raymond Moody Jr. His sense of his body in space seemed to be shifting. He also repeated words and phrases, often ones that made no sense. The green dimension! Smartt found that repetitions often expressed themes such as gratitude and resistance to death.
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But there were also unexpected motifs, such as circles, numbers, and motion. Early on, one man talked about a train stuck at a station, then days later referred to the repaired train, and then weeks later to how the train was moving northward. I want to go home!
Even basic descriptions of language at the end of life would not only advance linguistic understanding but also provide a host of benefits to those who work with the dying, and to the dying themselves. It could also offer insight into how to communicate better with the dying. No one is perfect. I might not necessarily agree with everything, but I think every human deserves some form of humanity, some form of compassion.
I ask her whether sticking by these folks has had consequences for her.
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She says that the love from her people is integral to her mental health. Henson mentions Regina King and Mary J. Henson was resistant. Still, Sheriff insisted, and Henson finally acquiesced. Miscommunications like these led to a breakup, she says.
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But she remained firm because she wanted real love, and she had an idea of what it looked like. So Hayden had to prove he deserved a spot in her life and her inbox, ultimately making four different email accounts because Henson kept blocking them. Eventually, Henson says, Hayden came to her condo and explained his intentions in front of her friends and family. The fight in him is what convinced her he was serious. But Henson is clear that, for her, love involves a little bit or a lot of chasing. Ever the hopeless romantic and vocal fan of personal development , I lean in and ask Henson whether she believes in the oft-repeated notion that once you do the work, your partner will arrive.
Beyond her advocacy work with the foundation, Henson has a lot going on professionally. She is in the process of producing a movie about Emmett Till, the year-old black boy who was abducted and murdered in by white men in Mississippi after a white woman accused him of harassing her. In , author Timothy B. Tyson released The Blood of Emmett Till, in which he says the accuser admitted in that this claim was untrue.
Henson smiles mischievously when I mention her forthcoming hair-care line, TPH by Taraji , with a soft launch planned for December 29 and a full launch slated for January I got the first batch of samples here, and I want to scream.
I just can't believe my dream has finally come true. Though she has a lot on her shoulders, Taraji P. Henson is more than okay. She sees her therapist when she needs to, takes time for herself when she can, and FaceTimes her dog when she has to be away from him the dog, a deliciously wrinkled charcoal gray French bulldog named K-Ball, has more than 41, Instagram followers ; Henson manages the account with her sister. Is there more to distancing oneself from that trope than crying a lot and getting a therapist? Can black women reject strength when our survival demands it?
Over and over she tries to tell me that refusing to feel all of our emotions has an immense capacity to hurt us. My classmates and I are doing an exercise in which we break into pairs and practice mindful listening. I am partnered with a man. I speak, and he listens.
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Then, surprising myself, I start crying. I share this with the group, and my classmates comfort me. Blackness contains every hue, but on the surface it looks deceptively cohesive. It's similar, I realize, to how black folks can experience a full range of emotions, but on the surface some people just see unmitigated strength.
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