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Gaining Height with Age – How Is That Possible?

By Jane Thurnell-Read February 21, 2024

A friend whom I hadn’t seen for a few weeks greeted me with these words: “Every time I see you, you’re taller.“ You may expect to hear that when you’re seven or 17, but I’m in my 70s. I couldn’t help feeling smug…

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6 Musts Baby Boomers Need to Consider When New to Online Dating

By Michelle Hill February 20, 2024

It seems like at every stage of life we say, “Well, they’re at that age.” Whether it’s teething, or asking why every five seconds, or moodiness, or midlife blues, or reinventing ourselves. In our 60s, we’re at that age where we often find ourselves newly divorced…

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The Paradox of Living Life

By Leslie Ginnes February 19, 2024

Landing here with suspicious alacrity, just peruse the landscape; it looks completely different than the tour guide in more youthful times said it would be. Life was complicated as a teenager, wasn’t it? With hormones sloshing around…

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Best Travel Pants for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy February 19, 2024

Exploring the world is a timeless joy, regardless of age. For women over 50 who love to travel, having the right wardrobe is essential for a comfortable and stylish journey. From durable fabrics to versatile styles, discover the ideal travel companions…

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Exploring the Possibilities of Reconciliation After Estrangement

By Marie Morin February 18, 2024

Estrangement within families is a deeply painful and complex phenomenon, often leaving both parties grappling with feelings of hurt, confusion, and loss. For those who find themselves estranged from loved ones, the question…

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Here’s Why You Need to Feel Confident on Steps and Stairs

By Claudine Aherne February 18, 2024

Would you like to feel stronger and steadier on the stairs? Are you fine on the stairs at home but sometimes find them hard when you’re out and about? Would you like to feel more confident coming down steps and stairs – anytime, anywhere?

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Accepting the Face in the Mirror

By Sherry Bronson February 17, 2024

I was in my early 50s when I went to South Korea to visit my daughter who was teaching English at Yeugnam University in Taegu. We were invited to the home of the head of her department and served soju, a drink guaranteed…

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Money and Remarriage: How to Navigate Divided Loyalties and Shadows from Previous Relationships

By Jennifer Thompson February 17, 2024

If you thought dealing with money issues can be tricky in a marriage, it’s way more difficult in a remarriage. In a marriage, you have two people from different backgrounds with different approaches to money…

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3 Ways Virtual Reality Can Help Dementia Patients

By Sohail Ahmed February 16, 2024

According to a study by the University of Kent in the UK, virtual reality can help people with dementia recall old memories and improve language and reasoning skills often caused by Alzheimer’s. At the SXSW panel in Austin, Texas, researchers…

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Navigating Family Dynamics in Later Life – Boundaries Are Key!

By Diane Bruno February 15, 2024

Navigating family dynamics can be rewarding and challenging as individuals enter their 60s and beyond. Relationships with adult children and grandchildren inevitably evolve, presenting new opportunities and complexities…

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