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If your husband recently died in a "freak accident,” a winning lotto ticket won’t bring him back. It
may, however, offset the financial angst that comes with suddenly being single.
It may also allow for some deep discernment about life’s bigger picture.
When on a treadmill of do-or-die tasks, it’s tough to meditate on koans. If relieved of that daily grind, a person can focus upon broader perspectives.
Mavis Wanczyk just had her life powered up by Powerball. A
53-year-old winner of the $758.7 jackpot, Wanczyk immediately quit her long-term job. After 32
years in patient care, she had paid enough dues. It
was now time for a different sort of commitment.
Where is Wanczyk now headed?
In her words: I’m going to go hide in my
bed. She further explains: I just want to be
me. Be alone and figure out what I want to do.
Resources
http://nypost.com/2017/08/24/meet-the-759-million-powerball-winner/?link=mktw
Copyright August 26, 2017 by Linda Van Slyke All Rights Reserved
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