Twelve Times Blessed

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On her birthday, True Dickinson feels a profound loneliness despite the presence of friends celebrating in the snowy night. Eight years after her husband's death, she grapples with the emptiness in her life, overshadowing her thriving business and her son's happiness. As she cares for others, True becomes increasingly aware of her fading youth and beauty, highlighting themes of grief, isolation, and the struggle for self-identity amidst the demands of life.