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Reconnecting with family history can bring closure from "summary" of It Didn't Start with You by Mark Wolynn

When we reconnect with our family history, we have the opportunity to heal wounds that have been passed down from one generation to the next. This can bring about a sense of closure that allows us to move forward in a more positive and empowered way. By exploring our family's past, we can begin to understand the patterns and dynamics that have influenced our own lives. This understanding can help us to break free from destructive cycles and behaviors that may have been unknowingly inherited from our ancestors. Through this process, we can als...
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    It Didn't Start with You

    Mark Wolynn

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