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John-Manuel AndriotePsychology Today |
Nostalgia allows us to draw strength from the past.
Personal Perspective: Special places with long associations keep us rooted.
The way you speak about your chronic condition can strengthen or undermine you.
Personal Perspective: The harshest ageism is in our own minds.
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