Facing an empty nest? Here's how to enjoy it


By AGENCY

It’s common for parents to find letting go to be a painful experience, even though they encourage their children to be independent. — TNS

Sending children off to college or into the real world usually is a proud time for parents.

But there can also be sadness, especially when the last child leaves home.

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