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Never had one,but time heals everything,or so they say..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

I think the best way to heal a broken heart, particularly if it's love related, is to get somebody new, that you really like. Talk about a heart healing quick. I've tried it.

Time heals but it doesn't remove the scar.

....and helping others

There is no special remedy. You continue on experiencing life one day at a time and smile as often as you can.

If I had a nickle for every hurt I've suffered, I'd be rich beyond measure. Good friends help for sure but the ONLY sure cure is time.....

Depends on how the heart got broken, but time does help, when you've gotten past the denial, anger, and hurt. 

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