I sold my business to take care of my mother for a decade. Now I'm 72 and have to work to play catch-up.

Source: Business Insider

Susan Freeman works at 72 after years of caring for her mother. Susan FreemanSusan Freeman left her career to provide full-time care for her aging mother for a decade. After her mother died in 2019, Freeman, now 72, works at her sister's store four days a week.

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