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Cruise Safety Tips for Seniors
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How a Long-Distance Grandmother Plans Out Her Next Family Reunion
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Six Free Adventures for Seniors in San Francisco
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Hobby Adjustments for Aging SeniorsIt can be frustrating when physical problems present challenges when trying to enjoy hobbies. But just learn to make adjustments or explore new hobbies, instead of giving up. -
Grandmother Patience Comes Easier Than Mom PatienceMaybe authentic patience comes with age after all. As a grandmother to four, I have way more patience that I did as a young mom. The difference in my patience level now compared to then is substantial. -
Gray Hair - How to Keep It Beautiful, Healthy and StylishIf you're ready to stop coloring your hair, but are afraid you can't manage the gray, just follow these tips and suggestions and you can be free of damaging and expensive hair color forever! -
Dating After the Death of a SpouseThe death of a spouse is one of the hardest things you'll ever go through. You've just become a widow when all you have known is to be married. People will soon refer to you as single. You may even want to date again, but don't know how. You are not alone -
Stay Close With Grandchildren When You're Miles ApartLong-distance grandparenting is way of life in the modern world. Here are some suggestions for staying in your grandchild's life. -
Seniors Are the Links to Family AncestorsWe seniors are the storytellers, the important living links to ancestors for our children and grandchildren. -
Best Indoor Summer Activities for Senior CitizensDuring the hot Summer months senior citizens might not be able to enjoy too many outdoor activities. There are still fun and interesting things they can do inside. Here are a few of the best indoor Summer activities for senior citizens. -
Seniors Can Learn How to Play Piano at Any AgeSeniors who are lonely or those who are not, can find fulfillment learning how to play the piano. It gives seniors a goal, a hobby and the music fills a lonely home. It is never too late to learn how to play the piano regardless of age. -
Gracious GrandparentingWe love our grandchildren. Chances are there are other grandparents who love them, too. As a grandmother I had to realize I would be sharing my four grand kids with lots of people. This is my experience in doing so. -
Things I Learned While Attending AuctionsThis is an overview of things I learned while attending auctions. Perhaps you can find some inexpensive entertainment and perhaps make a little money by doing the same. -
Social Security Reform a Matter of Recalculation, Not CutsSocial Security benefits have once again become a possible target in the nation's quest to reduce debt. The threat of losing any benefits has traditionally led to fear among senior citizens groups, who seek to protect those living on fixed incomes. -
Staying Close to Your Grandchildren During Weekend VisitsLuckily, there are a few subtle ways to keep good, close relations with your grandchildren. Next weekend visit you have with them, just try a few of these suggestions. Read on. -
Fun Grandma Names for the Modern GrandmotherNot all grandmothers are ready for the rocking chair. Let's hear some of the fun names for the modern grandmother. -
Traveling Tips for Senior RVersIt may be the perfect time for seniors to explore the roadways of America. Here are some suggestions to make the adventure pleasurable and safe. -
Top 5 Resources for Disabled GolfersHere is a list of the top 5 resources for disabled people with the urge to take up or resume the game of golf. -
Seniors and LonelinessLoneliness can be a problem for many seniors. A new study has shown that loneliness may put people at risk for an Alzheimer's-like dementia. -
Why You Need to Take Personal Responsibility for Your Own HealthcareDoctors are human and do make mistakes, sometimes very serious. You need to take personal responsibility for your healthcare decisions. Doctors are very harried and sometimes overlook some very obvious signs with serious consequences. -
What to Do when a Stroke Survivor Comes HomeWhen stroke victims return home, the journey back to health can be challenging for both them and those who love them.
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St. Valentine's Day in the 21st CenturyWe've come a long way with Valentine's Day, and the road always leads to romance.
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Parkinson’s Disease: The Progressive Killer that Took My DaddyA sad story of how Parkinson's disease can claim the life of a loved one.
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Real Estate Equity, National Debt, and Austerity in AmericaWill 2012 be the year “Baby Boomers” and their parents begin to really show through more personal conservative spending habits and more frugal lifestyles that they understand and believe, Austerity is in America’s future?
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Coping with COPDHow I weather the exacerbation of symptions associated with COPD
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Joe Paterno: a Grandfather's LegacyJoe Paterno will not be remembered for his grand achievements or longevity at Penn State. His grandchildren will know him for who he was as a grandfather and personal friend.
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Coping with Insomnia in MenopauseAs women age, and hormone production declines, many women suffer from insomnia in menopause. Overcoming insomnia means taking the advice of your doctor, and practicing some lifestyle changes.
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Combining a Vacation with Elective Surgery AbroadIn response to the high cost of private insurance, some Americans are electing to take up surgery overseas in selected, vetted and highly ranked hospitals via a concierge-style service which makes it simple to arrange.
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We Are the Stars of Our Dreams!Best Picture nominees show how dreams are an integral part of our lives.
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What is Advance Care Planning?Generally we underestimate the importance of advance directives. Advance directives will provide peace of mind to individuals and their families offering relief from making tough decisions that can be decided before a crisis.
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You Can't Reach for the Stars If You're a Couch PotatoIt's easy to sit on the sidelines and let life happen, but if you're going to be successful in an online business, you need to be ready to take action as needed.
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Piddling: The Art of Passing Time Without Wasting TimeAre you a piddler or are you married to a piddler? If so, this article can help further a better understanding of this often misunderstood form of art.
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Aging in Place - How to Prepare Your HomeAging in place has many advantages over retirement communities to those seniors looking for alternatives. However, it is important that you and your home be prepared. Here are some tips to help make that transistion easier when deciding to live at home. -
20,000 Seniors Will Die from Falls This Year – Here’s What You Can Do to Prevent It!In the most recent stats available, the CDC reported that, among those 65 or older, almost 20,000 died (most unnecessarily) from fall injuries and 82% of all fall deaths were among seniors.
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What Seniors Must Know Before Filing Their 2011 Tax Return (Part 4)Part 4 explores IRS resources that help make it easier to determine what income is taxable for seniors and what is not taxable.
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Grandfather’s Book Makes Bestseller List for Good CauseGrandchildren of ailing 84-year-old Arizona resident rally to see his book on best seller list. Proceeds go to 16-year-old cancer patient.
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What Seniors Must Know Before Filing Their 2011 Tax Return (Part 3)IRS tax filing requirement for Persons 65 and older are a little different from that of younger tax filers. However, thankfully, the Good IRS comes to the rescue.
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Ten Activity Ideas for the Elderly with DementiaWhether the person with Dementia is a family member, client or patient in a nursing or group home, these activities can be scaled large or small to fit the time and capability of each individual with Dementia. Here is a list of ten great ideas to keep -
GOP House Votes to Repeal Obama Healthcare's CLASS ACTOn Wednesday the house voted to repeal the long term program for the elderly and disabled that is part of President Obama's healthcare overhaul. What does this mean for seniors trying to plan for their long term care needs.
