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How a 'divorce drug' saved my life: For 40 years I ignored all the red flags in my relationships. Then at 61, I was prescribed a medication which made me see clearly for the first time ever
A 61-year-old individual credits a prescribed medication, referred to as a 'divorce drug,' with providing clarity after 40 years of ignoring red flags in relationships. The medication enabled them to see clearly for the first time, leading to life-saving insights.
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