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The Taboo Topic of Older People Having Sex – Let’s Not Hide from the Facts!

By Ann Richardson September 25, 2021

People everywhere are fascinated by sex. I am not the first to say so. We wonder what other people do and when and what it means to them. And some wonder how long it continues. When I was in my 20s, I naively thought that sex was only for the young…

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Unfinished Business: Can We Finally Have It All in Retirement?

By Terri Edmund September 20, 2021

I announced my decision to retire just before my 65th birthday. It wasn’t my first retirement. A divorce forced the sale of my business at the crack of Covid. My emergency back-up career in real estate served me well, but reaching Medicare age gave me a nudge…

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Does Owning and Caring for Less Stuff Mean Less Stress?

By C. Coles September 19, 2021

I’ve always been somewhat of a minimalist myself, so my own experiences probably aren’t a good representation of the whole. After all, me being more comfortable and less agitated when my living space is small and devoid of clutter…

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Could 60 Be the Best Time to Rethink How We Handle Stress? Yes – Here’s Why!

By Noelle Nelson September 19, 2021

Women are different from men physically, mentally and emotionally – that’s no big surprise. We know it from personal experience, which science has then supported over many years. No surprise either that women handle stress differently from our male…

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How Life After Retirement is Like Being a Student Again

By Elizabeth Dunkel September 16, 2021

As ready as I was to leave my 8-7 (it was never 9-5) world after a successful and satisfying career, I had the usual feelings that many people experience upon the phenomenon our society calls retirement. No one tells you that retirement takes processing…

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12 Critical Travel Phrases to Help You Get More from Travel After 60

By Susan Tereba September 15, 2021

At my favorite Bangkok duck-soup stall, the owner lights up every time I say, “Aroy mak!” letting her know I thought the food was delicious. There’s a momentary connection we wouldn’t have had, had I said, “Delicious!” in English…

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Downsizing Your Home After 60? Get Ready to Live!

By Sara Hart September 10, 2021

I had just finished a book reading at a local bookstore, and the first question came from a man who was sitting toward the back of the room. He shared that he had begun a “small downsizing,” and that the first question he got from a neighbor was…

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You Don’t Need a Facelift – But, Your Concept of Midlife Certainly Does!

By Barbara Waxman September 06, 2021

Once we pass 45 or 50, it often feels like the beginning of a slippery slope towards decline. Birthday cards telegraph that the best part of life is behind you. Anti-aging products are targeted at you. Articles point out how out of touch you’ve become…

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Why a Health Care Partnership in Vital to Your Future

By Peg Doyle September 05, 2021

As a holistic health counselor and bodyworker, I help mostly over-50 women figure out the best way to care for themselves. As we talk, what often comes up is a sense of disconnect when it comes to their relationship with their medical practitioners…

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Getting on With the In-laws

By Ann Richardson September 04, 2021

Do you get on with – or even like – your in-laws? All of them? Really? If so, you are a lucky person indeed! We all have in-laws. They come into our lives completely unbidden. Sometimes they are there for a long time. It’s not that they are always awful people…

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