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The Trauma After a Grandchild’s Death by Suicide

By Jane Thurnell-Read June 15, 2021

My 15-year-old grandson died by suicide six weeks ago. At 3pm, six weeks ago, I was wondering how many of the delicious cookies that I’d just baked I could eat. By 5pm, my whole world had changed for ever. To say life is now difficult is a complete…

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Grandparents to the Rescue! Save Your Grandchildren from the Summer Reading Slump

By Eve Panzer June 14, 2021

Summer means an escape from the rigid schedule and dedicated study that school imposes – a time to have fun. However, exploring and expanding knowledge through reading should continue year-round. As grandparents, you can make reading…

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Finding Hope for Earth in the Wake of Ecological Uncertainty

By Becki Cohn-Vargas June 12, 2021

Although sometimes being a climate activist can be overwhelming and depressing, I remind myself how lucky I am to be living at this important moment where we can step up to the biggest challenge in human history – to stop the destruction of our planet…

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Gifts for Grandchildren: Choosing a Present they Will Remember

By Margaret Manning May 27, 2021

One of the great joys of being a grandmother is spending time with our grandchildren, seeing them enjoy the little moments every day, watching them learn and grow – and then sending them back home to be with their parents…

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Grow Your Relationship with Your Grandchildren by Reading Books About Gardens

By Eve Panzer May 19, 2021

Growing your relationship with your grandchildren can be like tending a garden. Each grandchild is unique and, like plants, has different needs. Gardening is a great activity to share with your grandchildren because there are many aspects to it…

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Become an Amateur Mixologist with These Cool Summer Cocktails

By Stacey Dehmer May 15, 2021

The long, warm days of summer will soon arrive. There’s no better way to spend them than sipping your favorite beverage with friends, outdoors. As for me, I always love a refreshing seasonal cocktail. Summertime brings an abundance of fresh fruits…

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Why Knitting Makes Me Feel Cool, Chic, Fun, and Active (It’s Not for Old Ladies Anymore!)

By Elizabeth Dunkel May 08, 2021

Knitting used to be associated with lonely old ladies. Back in the day, knitting was an affordable way to have a sweater. In high school, I remember going to my town’s local fabric shop and seeing a meagre selection of uninteresting yarn for me…

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6 Ways to Manage Uncertainty in Life after 60

By Perley-Ann Friedman April 11, 2021

Living with uncertainty is challenging, especially for those of us who are over 60. We have so many questions about the future. At times, it feels like we have more questions than answers. This can be very difficult. Some people can live with uncertainty…

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How Rebalancing Your “Life Portfolio” Can Help You to Achieve Financial Success After 60

By Danielle Howard March 07, 2021

There is no part of life that can be experienced in a vacuum. Each decision you make impacts other areas of your life. I know, for instance, that if I have a glass of wine, it will trigger a migraine, and I will be wiped out for three days…

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The Power of Mental Stretching at 60 and Beyond

By Joan Frances Moran February 20, 2021

Can we really stretch our mind during our 60s and beyond so that we can achieve even more out of life? The answer is: Yes. Absolutely! Mind stretching is the process of teaching the brain a new way of thinking, and in doing so…

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