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“This isn't normal at all.“
3:37
“This isn't normal at all.“
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“I can’t live without my Dad. There's no way I can live with my neighbor.”
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“I can’t live without my Dad. There's no way I can live with my neighbor.”
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“To have that come from his son. I mean… He would have taken pride in that.”
3:03
“To have that come from his son. I mean… He would have taken pride in that.”
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“I wish I had had the choice.”
“I wish I had had the choice.”
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“We are all together in this painful world, but because of that, this really organic, deep seated sense of compassion arises that puts us together.”
2:45
“We are all together in this painful world, but because of that, this really organic, deep seated sense of compassion arises that puts us together.”
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“She was just always a motivating factor in my life”
2:45
“She was just always a motivating factor in my life”
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“We make it together.”
3:24
“We make it together.”
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"I won't ever forget the look on my father's face."
02:59
"I won't ever forget the look on my father's face."
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"I wanted him to show them that he could do what anybody else can do."
3:30
"I wanted him to show them that he could do what anybody else can do."
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“It just seemed like this mountain that I didn't really want to buy the equipment to climb.”
3:02
“It just seemed like this mountain that I didn't really want to buy the equipment to climb.”
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“For their peace of mind and our safety, we could go no further than the front yard.”
2:20
“For their peace of mind and our safety, we could go no further than the front yard.”
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“It wasn't your typical home. But it was a home for us.”
2:25
“It wasn't your typical home. But it was a home for us.”
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“I knew I was a girl. And so that weekend, I got to be me.”
2:47
“I knew I was a girl. And so that weekend, I got to be me.”
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“It has changed my life to find out who I was”
2:44
“It has changed my life to find out who I was”
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“We're respecting the animals and we're respecting each other.”
3:09
“We're respecting the animals and we're respecting each other.”
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"She said, ‘If they let me live with two children, maybe they'll let me live with three.'"
3:04
"She said, ‘If they let me live with two children, maybe they'll let me live with three.'"
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“We were looking out for each other.”
“We were looking out for each other.”
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Your feet, your skates, your body, become one with the rink
3:22
Your feet, your skates, your body, become one with the rink
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“Everybody has a story that could change the outlook of life for somebody else.”
“Everybody has a story that could change the outlook of life for somebody else.”
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“A lot of times I could sit on the couch next to my grandma and we didn't talk. We just held hands.“
“A lot of times I could sit on the couch next to my grandma and we didn't talk. We just held hands.“
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