2018年5月8日 星期二

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Robin, it was the realization of one of his most deeply felt and lifelong fears, to be told that he had an illness that would rob him of his faculties, by small, imperceptible increments every day, that would hollow him out and leave behind a depleted husk of a human being.

Among his associates who knew, there was unease: they were worried, of course, about Robin’s well-being, but also concerned about whether he was in a position to receive the assistance he needed.


- on Robin Williams, Vanity Fair

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