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Joan Campbell
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Oct 6, 2026
Joan Campbell S2E6.mp4
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11:38Joan CampbellGUEST
So in 1980, I set off speaking three phrases of Mandarin: Ni hao, hello; xie xie, thank you; and zai jian, goodbye.
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11:53Joan CampbellGUEST
And with [laughs] that wonderful ability to communicate, I went, sailed down the Yangtze River on a people steamer and then flew in a little Fokker aircraft-
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28:08Joan CampbellGUEST
You know, when I fell and broke my arm and took a year out of my professional life, post-operatively I was hooked up to a great variety of machines which recorded everything all of the time.
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28:25Joan CampbellGUEST
At North Shore Hospital post-surgery, I used to sit up at night and watch the night sky and the s- and the city lights while the machines quietly did their job, and all I wanted was for a human being to come and take my blood pressure.
