Mindvalley Stories
Margaret Fitch-Hauser
Lifebook Online

After the quest, I’m still a happy person with the addition of a feeling of anticipation for what the next third of my life is going to bring

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After losing her husband of 40 years, Margaret believed romantic love was gone forever. The quest helped her honor cherished memories while opening her heart to new possibilities, transforming grief into hopeful anticipation for the next chapter of life.

Before the quest I was a happy person. Unfortunately, my husband of 40 years died 2 1/2 years ago and I felt romantic love was gone forever. He was the perfect man for me. After the program, I still continue to cherish the wonderful memories of my life with him, but am willing to put myself in a position to find another partner. It’s a scary proposition for me but I’m only 68 and hope I still have a long life left. After the quest, I’m still a happy person with the addition of a feeling of anticipation for what the next third of my life is going to bring.


Margaret Fitch-Hauser

Retired university professor

Auburn, AL, United States

Written 12 June 2020 From our original stories site

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