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Ann Goldingay had multiple sclerosis. And, over a period of forty-three years, that eventually left her not only wheelchair-bound but unable to swallow or speak. In this book, John Goldingay reflects on their married life together and on her remarkable life, and on what it has been like to grieve for her after her death in 2009. His account is moving, wise, challenging. It is a must-read for carers, nurses, counselors and couples.

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""Ann teaches me that to be human is to experience vulnerability, weakness and fragility. She invites me to embrace all of my humanity; the strong, stable parts along with the weak, fragile ones."" Sol Nuñez ""Ann too was a giant, and her life instructed so many of us. ... I can testify with certainty that there are significant riverbeds of progress and joy that wind through my soul as a result of Ann Goldingay."" Erika Haub

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John Goldingay is Senior Professor of Old Testament and David Allan Hubbard Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. John married Kathleen Scott on 10 December 2010.

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