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In 2006, I went fishing for red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. On the way back, one of the engines caught fire and then we had one engine for 70 miles. Slowly but surely, we got to Baton Rouge in the darkness but then got very close to a very large passing ship – they didn’t see us and we didn’t see them.
Giving birth is much more treacherous than people let on.
I’ve had cancer three times, but never felt close to death except when I walked between parked cars on my street and a car sped past my nose.
When I was drinking, there were many times when I was out for the night and didn’t come back for a week.
Yesterday, when Gemma, my wife, played me The End Of Suffering by Thich Nhat Hanh when we were driving into Hollywood.
Now. I enjoy what I do for a living, the children are here and I am still happily married after 25 years.
Not one of mine.
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