"One of my favorite lines in the movie is, 'I’ve been living for my treatments instead of doing my treatments so I can live,'" she said. "I think those words are the heart of Stella and Will’s story and I’ll hold on to them forever as a reminder that the point of life is for it to be lived." We’re currently navigating a confusing landscape. The novel coronavirus has stayed with us through the start of summer, and states and individuals are reacting very differently to this reality. Tens of thousands of people joined recent public protests over police brutality, most of them wearing masks and taking precautions; stories have alsoproliferatedof revelerscontracting COVID-19 Smith, on the other hand, says she personally wouldn’t play group sports right now. “Sure, playing outside and mostly keeping distance can reduce your risk. But can you really keep that physical distance when you’re in the dugout or on the bench or socializing after the game? Plus, being in contact with many different people increases your risk overall,” she says. One could be voted on by the U.S. House of Representatives as early as this week, and the other may come to a vote in the next couple months. Here’s what you need to know about them both.Twitter contentView on Twitter