Friendship
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Interviewee name: Professor Tanya Byron and Sam Richards
Date of event: 5 Apr 2005
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How a best friend is the difference between coping and not coping with life's more challenging, random and unexpected moments.
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2 Comments so far
from Jane Glasson 12th May 2011, 09:45
I only recently joined StoryVault and I love it. Sam, this is so moving... I still have a tear in my eye. You are both so lucky to have each other and reading this made me think of and love and value all my good friends even more! jane
from Stuart Prebble 14th Aug 2009, 05:54
It's an incredible privilege to have this story on StoryVault. Thank you to both of you for posting it. I'll say no more - other than that everyone should look at it, and everyone will be able to take away something worthwhile from it. SP
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