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“I meditate with my mala beads and ask myself hard questions: "Can I accept responsability for the things that happened, the things I created? Can I accept responsability for the hurt I've caused? That's why people get divorced--because they can't deal with the sad feelings they created. And until you can get right and accept the fact that you've shattered somebody, that you've broken their heart in more ways than one, there's no way that you've ever going to be able to survive.”

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Book:Forward: A Memoir
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Abby Wambach
Abby Wambach

Born on June 2, 1980, Abby Wambach is an accomplished American women's soccer player. Known for her goal-scoring ability and leadership, she was a key player for the United States Women's National Team throughout her career. more

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