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Boston Globe Interview with Ned and Sue Hallowell

Ned and Sue Hallowell spoke to the Globe about their book, love, marriage-and their anniversary. To read the interview “Marriage un-interrupted“ click here: http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/relationships/articles/2010/02/13/living_and_loving_together_in_the_age_of_interruption/

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One Response to “Boston Globe Interview with Ned and Sue Hallowell”

  1. erfan talebzadeh says:
    March 8, 2010 at 4:21 am

    Hi Dr
    I’m not in the mood for say my word through your grammar
    but believe me your my man
    you realy saved me today from all negative thinking and sorrows and blues of my quarter of century life
    thanks for your article:What’s It Like To Have ADD?
    that was me in every line blinking to me through all this years in your article!
    thank you all western buddies!

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