In the sympathetic words of the New York Times: All admit to being deeply frustrated at times by the lack of privacy, the physical burden, the routine of family life, the confinement of it [but] none would give up her home and family if she had the choice to make again. #BettyF

- March 23, 2025

In the sympathetic words of the New York Times: All admit to being deeply frustrated at times by the lack of privacy, the physical burden, the routine of family life, the confinement of it [but] none would give up her home and family if she had the choice to make again. #BettyF
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In the sympathetic words of the New York Times: All admit to being deeply frustrated at times by the lack of privacy, the physical burden, the routine of family life, the confinement of it [but] none would give up her home and family if she had the choice to make again. #BettyF

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