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It’s getting easier, but I’m no dummy. I know that I’m not out of the woods yet. As my kids age, I’m going to need more, rather than less help for all the new things…the special needs that change with the seasons, the precarious family balance that is always shifting, the 401Ks and the college funds. I’m going to need serious intervention and I want a person (or many) around me whom I can mine for wisdom.
Click the picture below to read why, in ten years, I don’t want to find myself Googling “how to survive empty nest syndrome.”
