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“In the days leading up to her death, there was a tiny dog named Digby who’d brought her real comfort. Digby t into the pocket of his owner, Robert Higdon. Robert and Nancy had become close friends over the years. ... On their last visit, just a few days before Nancy died, ..., [she was con ned to bed] Digby, who weighed only a few ounces, began to walk down from Nancy’s abdomen toward her “lower regions” according to Robert. Nancy suddenly said, clear as a bell, ”That better be Digby.” ... Nancy did have a wonderful sense of humor and this is one of the best examples I have.”
(From “Lady in Red–An Intimate Portrait of Nancy Reagan” by Sheila Tate, former press secretary to Nancy Reagan. (Penguin Random House, 2018)
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