I got laid off at 57 and couldn't find work for 20 months. I had to sell my apartment and work odd jobs to make ends meet.

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Amy Smith says she fell into a depression during her 20-month search for a job. Justin Paget/Getty ImagesAmy Smith faced unemployment and depression after losing her HR management job at 57. She struggled financially, relying on food stamps and selling belongings to make ends meet.

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