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Do the friends we make at 15 stay with us for life?

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Michaela Fox
Do the friends we make at 15 stay with us for life?
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A personal essay explores the enduring nature of a friendship formed during a teenage exchange program in France. The author reflects on the ease of reconnecting with a childhood friend after 35 years of separation.

After bonding as teens in France, they lost touch for decades. But the impact of their friendship endured.

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