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After Her Husband Died, Downsizing Became a Way to Process Grief

When the former defense secretary Ashton Carter died, his wife knew she couldn’t stay in their old home. Downsizing became a way of processing grief.

Tim McKeough
Author: Tim McKeough

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Home Repairs and Improvements, Interior Design and Furnishings, Real Estate and Housing (Residential), Restoration and Renovation, Sustainable Living
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