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Amanda Knox spent nearly four years in prison for a murder she did not commit.
When she was exonerated,
she made an unusual decision to befriend the prosecutor who argued for her guilt.
Maybe he could help her make sense of her case.
I spent years thinking about it and trying to understand it until I realized that I could just ask.
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Hey, everybody, it's Marielle.
For a decade plus, when I would get my period, I would have terrible cramps the first day.
And I would just ride it out like I'd be doubled over, unable to leave the house, really.
I tried heating pads, which do help, but for some reason I didn't think I should take a painkiller.
I don't know, I guess I just thought it was safer to go natural.
But then one day when I was maybe 25, I popped an ibuprofen.
And then a short time later that the pain was gone.
It would start to creep back up again a little later.
And then I took another.
And after that I was over the hump.
My cramps were manageable at that point.
I kind of regretted waiting that long.