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The Life-Sustaining Value of Female Friendship During Covid

By Romney Humphrey September 29, 2020

For most women, friends form the basis of our well-being. Sure, our partners may be on the front line, but, particularly for women over 60, friendships have great emotional heft. They form the basis of our social life and contribute…

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How to Prioritize Yourself as a Couple When You Have a Senior Parent or Adult Child Living with You

By Leslie Moon September 22, 2020

About five years ago, my husband approached me and asked me how I would feel about having his mother come live with us. We had only been married for about three years at that point, and she lived about 1200 miles away…

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Just Read a Book? Why It’s Important for You to Leave a Book Review

By Frances Brown September 13, 2020

You’ve just finished that last book you picked up from the library, and wow, it was a good one. The story was riveting, the language poetic and the characters so well-developed you feel as though you want to go meet them for tea. Read More

September Book Recommendations from a Dedicated Bibliophile

By Pam Lamp September 10, 2020

Even as a kid, I couldn’t wait for the school year to begin. Goodbye to the lazy summer days of reading on the porch with no homework or strict bedtimes. Hello to fresh pencils, new shoes and haircuts, and a different assortment…

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How to Write A Memoir – From Free Writing to Manuscript

By Marlene Anne Bumgarner September 05, 2020

In this time of shelter-in-place, many of us have turned to gardening, baking, or writing to help us stay focused and grounded. I have done all of those things, but mostly I write. Writing is how I make meaning out of seemingly meaningless…

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How Literature Can Help You Prepare for Your Next Holiday

By Jackie Parsons August 31, 2020

We’re all feeling a little hemmed in right now; not sure where to turn or how we can plan for the future. For some of us, these may be the retirement years in which we planned to travel extensively; while for those of us who…

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Taking a Walk Down Memory Lane with an Alzheimer’s Patient

By Molly Wisniewski August 25, 2020

Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s can be an emotional and exhausting process.

A typical day is consumed by activities of daily living, medical care, and the everyday struggles associated with memory loss. When lost in the haze of our daily routine, it can be all too easy to miss out on opportunities to spend quality time with each other. Read More

Man’s Search for Meaning – A Life-Changing Book

By Harriet Cabelly August 15, 2020

I used to think that our circumstances were what mattered most in terms of our life and how happy we are. I learned otherwise. We are the co-creators of our life, and although we can’t control a lot of what happens…

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How to Manage Pandemic Anxiety to Avoid Weight Gain and Stress

By Shari Broder August 15, 2020

Have you been experiencing surges of anxiety pretty much daily since the pandemic started? Or maybe you’re feeling a low level buzz of stress. Your brain may be swirling with all kinds of “what ifs” that you can’t answer…

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Summer Book Recommendations

By Pam Lamp August 13, 2020

I walk, cook, FaceTime with my granddaughter, and play an occasional game of golf. And read. When I can’t travel and explore like I used to, books are my next favorite way to escape to unfamiliar destinations and immerse…

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