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Thomas Beller’s father died at 52. “Up to the age of 52, I could, if I wanted, pause and wonder, What was my father doing when he was my age?” he writes. After, “I was on my own.” Read Beller’s reflection on a outliving his dad: https://t.co/LBj0G6YqTn https://t.co/bvsSKT18T0 — PolitiTweet.org
