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At the remarkable age of 100, a dedicated psychologist continues to offer her invaluable insights and support to those in need. However, as she navigates the challenges of aging, she finds herself grappling with the unsettling reality of her own fading memory. This poignant situation has compelled her to confront a difficult decision: whether to continue her practice or step back as her cognitive abilities decline.
Throughout her long career, she has been a beacon of hope for countless individuals, providing therapy and guidance that has transformed lives. Her wealth of experience and understanding of human behavior has made her a respected figure in the field. Yet, the prospect of losing her ability to listen and engage meaningfully with her clients weighs heavily on her heart.
As she reflects on her legacy and the impact she has made, the psychologist faces an emotional crossroads. The decision she must make is not just about her career, but also about the quality of care she wishes to provide, highlighting the profound connection between memory, identity, and the practice of psychology.
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