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It was like listening to magic for us. but it was like listening to magic of something that we were also trying to do. so the level of sort of ingrained in our mind of, like, its actually possible, if we do enough work, to do that. that first moment that you experience that never leaves you. why this one in particular? why is this the one? because...it�*s...it�*s not always the one thats chosen by violinists as the obvious one to play, is it? i think it started my lifelong love with brahms. ...

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It was like listening to magic for us. but it was like listening to magic of something that we were also trying to do. so the level of sort of ingrained in our mind of, like, its actually possible, if we do enough work, to do that. that first moment that you experience that never leaves you. why this one in particular? why is this the one? because...it�*s...it�*s not always the one thats chosen by violinists as the obvious one to play, is it? i think it started my lifelong love with brahms. ...

And you use it in your very passionate and powerful memoir of your involvement with dying and with death, but its a story you tell about a doctor, a specialist who, having seen that a patient he was treating for cancer was beyond help, he said — "there is nothing more for us to do here. "send her to the palliative dustbin." mm. is that a prevalent feeling in the medical profession? er...it is not as bad as it used to be. so that was 20 years ago. i vividly remember it. i was disgusted, but too...

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