The charming house I’ve lived in for 20 years has been sold, my pittance of my retirement dwindles daily, the uncertainty of our government doesn’t help and I’m just tired. I have no children.

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HER STORY IS INSPIRATIONAL. I’M SHARING IT TO NOT ONLY SHOW HER RESILIENCE, BUT ALSO REMIND DRIVERS THAT ONE WRONG MOVE CAN ALTER SOMEONE’S LIFE FOREVER. I JUST CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH.

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