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Late Bloomer: How Becoming a Father at Fifty-Something Was Worth the Wait

Robert Manni | Posted 06.03.2013 | Parents
Read More: Pregnancy, Aging, Older Fathers, Fatherhood, New Parents, Spirituality, Dating, Fatherhood at 50, Parents-Dads, Fifty-Something, Late Bloomer, Having Kids Later in Life, Parents News
Robert Manni

When he first looked into my eyes and screamed at the top of his lungs, a rush of love poured through my body unlike anything I'd experienced before. To say it was worth the wait is insufficient.

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Never Too Late

Joanna_Montgomery | Posted 06.02.2013 | Healthy Living
Read More: Relationships Cancer, Late Bloomer, Gynecologic Cancer, Generation Why, Relationships, Survivor, Parenting Cancer, Writing, Cancer Survivor, Parents Cancer, Fertility, Cancer, Career Cancer, Healthy Living News
Joanna_Montgomery

I initially started blogging about my cancer journey as way to avoid talking about it to others. I soon realized that the process was therapeutic for me. Now, I'm still learning to love and accept myself. But I'm working at it, every single day, for myself as well as my daughter.

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What My Mom Taught Me About Divorce

Nancy Stampahar | Posted 11.07.2012 | Divorce
Read More: Career Advice, Late Bloomer, Raising Kids After Divorce, Anger Management, Anger, Divorce, Life Advice, Life After Divorce, Divorce News
Nancy Stampahar

When my mother was 25, she divorced her abusive husband, my father. In retaliation for this courageous act, my mother, my 4-year-old intellectually-disabled brother and I were locked out of our home.

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Late Bloomers In Art And Science

David Galenson | Posted 04.17.2012 | Home
Read More: Late Bloomer, Robert Frost, Matisse Favism, Ambroise Vollard, Art Meets Science, Janet Rowley, Lasker Award, Charles Darwin, National Medal of Science, Camille Pissarro, Pontoise, Aix en Provence, Experimental Innovator, Paul Cezanne, Home News
David Galenson

There is a common belief that creativity is the exclusive domain of the young, but this belief is simply wrong -- a product of the drama of early conceptual breakthroughs.

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