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May 28, 2023 1 hr 1 min

Ep. 3 Heather Gray: When the Math Doesn’t Math Anymore

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Heather Gray is about 6 years past her divorce. She has brilliant clarity on why it was the right call, how to do better in her second marriage, and the worst part of it all (not seeing her kids all the time). There was no wild infidelity, no dramatic addiction, none of the storylines we like to see as 'excuses' for divorce, but for Heather the math just didn't add up anymore for what the marriage took versus what it gave. Heather has long been a divorce role model of mine, and I'm so humbled by her act of story-sharing here. Please enjoy this window into the divorce, remarriage, and rebirth journey of Heather Gray. Join our Patreon to support this art and support work! https://www.patreon.com/divorcedpeople

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Heather Gray is about 6 years past her divorce. She has brilliant clarity on why it was the right call, how to do better in her second marriage, and the worst part of it all (not seeing her kids all the time). There was no wild infidelity, no dramatic addiction, none of the storylines we like to see as ’excuses’ for divorce, but for Heather the math just didn’t add up anymore for what the marriage took versus what it gave.

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