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As someone who helps seniors downsize, move, or age in place, it can be overwhelming for seniors to face years of "stuff", sort through it to decide what to keep, what to let go, while trying to find a positive definition of their new life. While the process can be difficult, knowing that their no-longer-needed belongings can be useful to others is very comforting. The most important thing is to do it while you have control of your choices.

And some stuff just needs to be recycled, including those old piles of National Geographic....

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