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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave At the time, however, I didn't realize the extent of my granddaughter's sensitivity - or her loneliness. I thought only of myself. Of my own sensitivity and my own loneliness. - Quote by Diane B. Saxton

At the time, however, I didn’t realize the extent of my granddaughter’s sensitivity – or her loneliness. I thought only of myself. Of my own sensitivity and my own loneliness.

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