In part two of my conversation with Hillary Savoie, we dive into her incredible journey of self-discovery following divorce. Hillary opens up about dating for the first time in her 40s, navigating relationships as the mother of a child with complex medical needs, and finding empowerment through sexual liberation.

It’s a candid, inspiring look at embracing new chapters, rediscovering your identity, and living authentically—no matter your age or circumstances. This is a conversation about growth, resilience, and the beauty of starting over.

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