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Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Harlan Coben: Maybe the answer isn't in another job," Wendy

Maybe the answer isn't in another job," Wendy said. "Maybe the answer is in finding new ways to define manhood. — Harlan Coben

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Jimmy Buffett: Mirror that lies, mirror that lies, that can't

Mirror that lies, mirror that lies, that can't be me in the gorilla disguise. — Jimmy Buffett

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Elton John: It's much too late to save myself from

It's much too late to save myself from falling. — Elton John

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Linda Fiorentino: All I'm thinking about today is cleaning my

All I'm thinking about today is cleaning my bathroom. — Linda Fiorentino

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Christina Milian: I enjoy being happy every day, and hopefully

I enjoy being happy every day, and hopefully you can hear my happiness in my music. Life is beautiful. — Christina Milian

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Jodi Picoult: My father died last year," Thomas said. "I

My father died last year," Thomas said. "I still look for him in crowds. — Jodi Picoult

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Seamus Heaney: I've been in the habit of helping people.

I've been in the habit of helping people. — Seamus Heaney

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Jonathan Haidt: Adverse fortune is more beneficial than good fortune;

Adverse fortune is more beneficial than good fortune; the latter only makes men greedy for more, but adversity makes them strong. — Jonathan Haidt

Being Strong After Losing Someone Quotes By Meghan Daum: You don't realize how much a dog's presence

You don't realize how much a dog's presence defines the contours of your home until, in its absence, the walls seem to relocate themselves. — Meghan Daum