I heard a colleague tell a story at a business event about Gilda Radner, her nanny Dibby, and Dibby’s dog. The story comes from Radner’s book, It's Always Something. Radner says: When I was little, Dibby told me a story about her cousin who had a dog – just a mutt – and the dog was pregnant. I don’t know how long dogs are pregnant, but she was due to have her puppies in about a week. She was out in the yard one day and got in the way of the lawnmower and her two back legs got cut off. They rushed her to the vet who said, "I can sew her up, or you can put her to sleep if you want. But the puppies are OK – she’ll be able to deliver the puppies. Dibby’s cousin said, "keep her alive." So the
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Dr. Terrlyn L. Curry Avery
Pastologist: Psychology Ph.D., MDiv.
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Guest Blogs by Dr. Curry Avery
Write With Emotional Savvy. The Heart of Writing, 2017
