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But sometimes, a flicker of light can emerge from the darkest, most unexpected tragedies.” (A Curve in the Road Quotes)
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“I need to beat that spiteful little devil down with a big fat Oprah stick.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“I needed to understand that maybe sometimes we go through life seeing only what we want to see.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“I remind myself that my son is no longer the little boy I used to cuddle at night when we read bedtime stories together. He’s a man now, living on his own. I’m proud of him and pleased that he’s independent, even though I miss him every day.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“I think of my son. I remember him as a baby in my arms—the sweet smell of his soft head beneath my lips when I kissed him good night before setting him down in his crib.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“Intuition is a funny thing. Sometimes it’s a gut feeling, and you look around and just know something bad is about to happen. Other times, it’s elusive, and later you find yourself looking back on certain events and wondering how in the world you missed all the signals.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“Just like the waves that keep rolling onto the beach, happiness may recede sometimes, but then it comes back. It always comes back.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“Just make sure you ask for help when you need it and say yes when people offer. Like if a neighbor offers to mow your lawn, they want you to say yes. It makes them feel good to know they’re helping somehow. It’s just as much for them as it is for you. Let them help.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“Of course I’m happy. Why wouldn’t I be? My life is perfect. I have a job that I love, a beautiful home, a brilliant husband, and a son I’m incredibly proud of.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
“Two other firefighters do a 360 around the vehicle, shining flashlights everywhere. I watch the beams sweep across the dark ravine. One of them speaks on a walkie-talkie to someone above us. I can make out his words that the patient appears to be stable.”
Julianne MacLean
A Curve in the Road
