Dana ReinhardtI have a theory that as long as you have one good friend, one real friend, you can get through anything.
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As we grow older we make friends and we lose them. We make new ones and we lose them. We often times do these things in succession and don’t realize that we have a friend for life until it is too late. This quote from the book ‘The Power of a Positive Woman’ by Dr. Judith Orloff is a great reminder that friendship can never be replaced by anybody else, nor should it be.
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