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When someone you love dies, they leave behind little fragments of themselves.
There are the physical things, the half used tube of toothpaste, the shoes still sitting there by the door.
But there are also these digital things.
All the texts, the photos and videos and voicemails right there on your phone.
I've listened to all the voice recordings.
Now, I want to say dozens, if not hundreds of times.
When Madeline Defigurado lost her husband Eli, she used those recordings as a way to feel close to him.
Voicemails he had left me.
Hi, Maddie.
I'm just driving.
Which is why I'm not texting you back.
Cooking with his family and friends.
Sticky.
Yeah.
Scrape it, scrape it, scrape it.
Good work.
Scrape it, scrape it, scrape it, scrape it.
Playing games with his little cousins at Thanksgiving.
US hiking in Puerto Rico and seeing these giant snails on the trail that he was so enamored with.