Hannah's List
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Leanne said. She’d stopped eating. “I knew something wasn’t right just from the way he behaved after the charity event, but he wouldn’t talk about it. I assumed it had to do with his job, but I wish I’d…asked more questions.”
I understood that better than she realized. “I’m a physician. Although I couldn’t have known Hannah had cancer, I feel I should’ve at least suspected she wasn’t well.”
I saw the sympathy in Leanne’s eyes. “You can’t blame yourself any more than I can take responsibility for... what Mark did.”
I knew that; nevertheless I did blame myself. I’d been so wrapped up in my own career, in my own needs and wants, in our shared comforts and routines, it never occurred to me that anything might be wrong with my wife. As a husband and a doctor, I couldn’t help feeling that I’d failed Hannah.
Consequently I’d failed myself, too. I wasn’t sure I could ever get over the guilt of that, irrational though it undoubtedly was. Hannah would be the first to reassure me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leanne said. She’d stopped eating. “I knew something wasn’t right just from the way he behaved after the charity event, but he wouldn’t talk about it. I assumed it had to do with his job, but I wish I’d…asked more questions.”
I understood that better than she realized. “I’m a physician. Although I couldn’t have known Hannah had cancer, I feel I should’ve at least suspected she wasn’t well.”
I saw the sympathy in Leanne’s eyes. “You can’t blame yourself any more than I can take responsibility for... what Mark did.”
I knew that; nevertheless I did blame myself. I’d been so wrapped up in my own career, in my own needs and wants, in our shared comforts and routines, it never occurred to me that anything might be wrong with my wife. As a husband and a doctor, I couldn’t help feeling that I’d failed Hannah.
Consequently I’d failed myself, too. I wasn’t sure I could ever get over the guilt of that, irrational though it undoubtedly was. Hannah would be the first to reassure me.
What to read after Hannah's List?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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