1. My Mother's Illness Changed the Way I Think About Financial Planning by Beth Pinker
2. Nobody Ever got younger, but it may be worth a try by David Seit
3. A hospitals eMM add-on turn me into a radical by Matthew Hennessy
4. My journal preserve my dad's last days by Mary Julia Cotch

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1. The Craze Dividing Body Care: Trying to Smell Like a Donut by Natasha Khan;
2. AI robs my students of the ability to think by Alex Green;
3. You met Grandma at a kegger, $100,000 memoirs for families only by Rachel Louise Enson;
4. Study abroad taught me a lot - I'm not a Brit by Rich Cohen;
5. How I Learned to Love Being a Stalker Mom by Carrie Malago.

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Today's first article is by Katie Roie. The burden of being estranged from a parent. We'll follow that up with Hell Have No Fury Like a Coffee Drinker in 2025 by Rachel Louise Enson. Tom Fleeten wrote the simple steps that can prevent dementia and we'll follow that up with an article by VJ Matra and Renee Enline. How young people learn to be unhappy. All these articles are from recent editions of the Wall Street Journal.

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Lety - the optimal time to uncquark. Andy Kesler - There are no rules for success. the future of AI lies in monkeys, not microchips by Corey Miller. Tom Rosenblat - A chatbot can be part of your medical team. Joe Queenan - no one believes your 10,000 steps.

All these articles are from weekend editions of the Wall Street Journal.

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how to ditch ultrarocessed foods by Andrea Peterson Julie Wernernau - pregnant women are turning to cannabis to ease pain and anxiety. Robin Freriedman - when you're living all together now and John Martin - what factories taught me. Then we'll follow that up with an article by Nidi Subaraman - Scientists have unlocked the secret of great chocolate.

All these articles are from recent editions of the Wall Street Journal.

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1. What I Learned as an 80 year old by Amy Doctor Market.
2. Why are so many women suddenly getting strong? by Katie Roi
3. My family went off ultrarocessed foods for a month; the results surprised us by Michelain Douglas.
4. A grandparent's view of the ark of life by Paula Morance Cohen.

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1. America Needs Tough Grading by Lucia Gold and Joshua T. Cat. 2. My aging mother has moved in, it's complicated by Katie Rophy. 3. Want a Steinway? The Forest Service Stands in the Way by by Sara Lehnert 4. Who's really rich in New York? 5. I am rebelling in my daughter's achievements by Emily Flake.

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1. Back to School is the crulest time of year by Matthew Hennessy.
2. I study stress by Rebecca Height.
3. Baseball owners versus players, if only both could lose by Joe Queenan.
4. Hard Rock Hotel gets a new meaning by Bob Green.
5. Classic Rock of the 70s and Older by Kyle Smith.

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