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I cover the NFL draft for The Athletic.
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I've been covering this year's draft since last year's draft.
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From the New York Times, I'm Anna Martin.
This is Modern Love, and today I'm talking to Stephanie Gunning.
Stephanie is the kind of person who gets things done.
If taxes need to be paid, she's paying them.
If her kid needs a new backpack, she's buying two.
And when her husband got depressed, she was like, okay, no problem.
We'll handle this too, even when it got really bad.
And there was a day when it did get really bad.
It was their nightmare scenario.
But Stephanie, being Stephanie, got through that day and went to work the next morning like nothing happened.
I wanted to talk to Stephanie about the moment when she finally reached her own breaking point and what it 's like for two
people to love each other through the worst of it.