Long before love finds us, most of us are carrying old wounds — moments from childhood or past relationships that quietly shape how we see ourselves.
In Late Life Romance, Dorothy Smith opens up about the doubts and old hurts she carried for decades, and how healing, faith, and self-worth had to come first before real love could find her.
Her story is proof that love later in life isn’t about luck or timing. It’s about becoming whole enough to finally receive it.