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She also broke many stereotypes about aging, such as the midlife crisis, menopause being a necessarily traumatic experience, and the empty nest syndrome.
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For women like her the empty nest syndrome takes on an added heaviness in the current social and economic environment.
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It usually nests in a hole in a tree but may also choose an empty nest built by another species.
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They rattle along for years in an empty marriage until brought up short by an empty nest.
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Turning your empty nest into your adult child's crash pad means readjusting your budget in a number of areas.
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Far from suffering empty nest syndrome, mappies are keen to embrace new projects when their children leave home.
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Since a young adult moving out from his or her parents' house is generally a normal and healthy event, the symptoms of empty nest syndrome often go unrecognized.
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What will he odious pus in the empty nest with a piddle of wire and a prong?
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If you've maintained a healthy attitude toward control over your children's lives, you're more likely to welcome the change that an empty nest can bring.
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It's just wonderful having her here now, but we're going to go through another empty nest.
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