Senior Life 2019
10 Stories • Available April 2019
Beauty And Grace
Q: I'm finding that my skin is getting more fragile and dry with every year. Winter is especially harsh on my tender skin. I've resorted to showering less frequently, which has helped. On the
It's Not Too Late
According to the Arkansas Heart Hospital, within the average human, about 2,000 gallons of blood travel daily through about 60,000 miles of blood vessels. Because of its vastness and essential na
Missing Face Time
Dear Annie: My husband and I are in our 70s, and he is experiencing depression from lack of contact with his children. I don't mean Facebook, because he sees them on there. They do not call like t
Does Older Equal Happier?
Like most baby boomers, I had always embraced the "Forever Young" mantra of Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart, which suggests that life's best blessings are reserved for the youthful. Now that I'm officia
Kicking That Bucket List
Maybe you wrote a bucket list, full of adventure and thrill, when you were 20-something. Forty-some odd years later, all those things you have yet to do are haunting you, but so are backaches, w
Oh, The Places You'll Go
Many find that the end of a life working the same 9-to-5 means the beginning of a new adventure. If you're wondering where you should begin your new life as a retiree, read on further to learn wh
Driving After 65
Nobody wants to lose their independence, and losing the ability to drive can be one of the most painful adjustments older people are forced to make if the situation isn't handled sensitively. The
Long Live The Brain
It's important to keep your brain sharp as you age. "In order to engage our brains for an ideal level of challenge, we should aim for something that is new, novel and challenging to maximize ou
Dwelling On Senior Living
It's always been part of the American Dream to own your own home. Many busy suburban streets are filled with residents mowing their lawns and shoveling snow-covered driveways. Everyone is busy ma
Why Does Everything Hurt?
Aging can bring some aches and pains, such as arthritis. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of all people over age 65 have reported doctor-diagnosed arthriti
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