Nostradamus experienced significant upheaval in his personal life, particularly following the tragic deaths of his first wife and children. After his initial successes as a physician treating plague victims, he settled into a promising career in Agen, where he married a woman named Anne Ponsarde, a wealthy widow. Together, they had six children—three sons and three daughters. This period marked a turn toward stability and family life for Nostradamus, allowing him to focus on both his medical practices and his burgeoning interest in astrology and prophecy.
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