I delayed retiring for years. My husband's heart attack taught me we could not take time for granted.

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Kim Hunter-Borst said her husband's health scare helped put life and retirement into perspective for her. Shubhangi Goel/Business InsiderKim Hunter-Borst is retiring from her job this month after delaying it for several years. She said she attached her identity to her career, but her husband helped her reevaluate.

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I delayed retiring for years. My husband's heart attack taught me we could not take time for granted.

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