Lachlan Brown
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Researchers studying late-life wellbeing have found that one of the deepest sources of joy is not just being loved, healthy, or financially secure — it is still feeling useful to someone else - The Blog Herald (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of sadness that can appear in a life that looks, from the outside, perfectly cared for. The bills are manageable. The family calls. Health is stable enough. There is affection, comfort and no immediate crisis. Often, what is missing is not love. It is consequence. Nobody is waiting for your judgement. Nobody needs the thing you know how to do. The people around you are kind, but they have quietly reorganised life so that you are always the person being helped and never
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