Changes In Life
Becoming the woman you were meant to be
Taking Detours
By: Diana Anhalt, 11/5/2011 1:07:59 AM
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Have you ever driven down a highway only to discover the road is closed to traffic? You end up taking a long, circuitous detour, afraid you’ll never get back on track.
Well, my life took a major detour when I was eight. My family left N...
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Vulnerable
By: Gloria Raskin, 11/5/2011 1:05:04 AM
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When did I cross the line from carefree, secure female to frightened insecure older woman? When did my enthusiasm for life take on an air of caution? When did I start watching myself walk, so I would not trip and fall? When did falling even come into the picture? W...
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No More Goody Two Shoes
By: Katherine Kasza, 11/5/2011 1:03:05 AM
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I was born in 1941, six months before the bombing of Pearl Harbor; I came into a world that would soon change a woman’s role forever.
Shortly after Dad was shipped off to Europe in 1942, my grandmother and her two youngest daughters mo...
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