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After weeks of wandering around in a daze, I found myself in front of a rack of magazines in my local supermarket. I stood there, desperately wanting something to make me forget that the future I had previously envisioned was no more. I saw the image of a woman floating in the water and the title “ — inspired living”, recognising immediately that it was exactly what I needed. I read the issue from cover to

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