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Dear Daughter is back with more amazing letters written by parents to their children and more powerful stories from the mother who lived through every parent's worst nightmare but found the strength to forgive her child's killer.
I was owed Anne's life but I was never going to be able to collect that debt.
To the daughter whose kidney donation saved her mother.
That's the biggest gift of all is just to watch her live her life to the fullest.
That's in season six of Dear Daughter from the BBC World Service.
Listen now and search for Dear Daughter wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
So do you need a lot of patience to be an architect, would you say?
My goodness, honestly, so much patience.
Because being an architect means...
anywhere between four to ten years on a project.
It's a very emotional process also.
There are so many ups and downs.
There are so many things.
Because as a field, everything affects us.
If any other industry sneezes, we catch a cold.
Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.
We're in the studio with the world-leading architect, Mariam Isifu.
Seeing a project, especially a large project, to fruition is a Herculean task.
You need a very strong core, I think, to survive it.