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Starting Over at Fifty Is Not Starting From Zero
When the business closed, I thought I was back at the beginning. I wasn’t. I was at the beginning with thirty years of tools, and once I saw that, everything moved faster than the first time.
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Diagnosed at Forty-Five: Grieving the Years and Then Getting On With It
When the pieces finally fit, the first feeling isn’t relief. It’s a strange grief for the person who spent decades thinking they were lazy. Both feelings are allowed. Only one of them is a place to live.