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Ann and Ruth have always talked as only great friends can--honestly, and about everything: husbands, sex lives, children, their work, hopes, disappointments, and dreams. Ann's closeness to the outspoken and eccentric Ruth provides her with a sense of discovery and liberation, and the freedom to be herself. When Ruth is diagnosed with breast cancer, everything changes, and the women begin to share something more profound than either of them might have predicted.
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