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Try Resistance for Better Resilience
When it comes to exercise many seniors consider their daily walk enough to keep them healthy. While walking can be an excellent cardio workout on a daily basis, adding
Drive Longer, Be Safer
Losing your driver’s license can be a hard hit to the independent living of many seniors, but there are ways to keep your driving skills sharp and hold onto
Live Simply, Live Better
The older we get the more cluttered our homes can become, and although it can be nice to look around a room and see items that bring us happy
Why Work After Retirement?
Few people actually want to work for their entire lives, and most look forward to the time when they can finally put their feet up and retire. However, there
Color Your Way to Calm
Having a creative outlet is important for everyone, and it is even more vital for retirees and seniors. But for some people, creative juices don’t flow easily and the
Filling in the Gaps of Medicare
Medicare helps a great deal when it comes to lowering the inevitable medical costs that come with getting older. However, it does not cover everything, and those uncovered expenses
Keeping Your Identity Safe
Identity theft is becoming an increasing problem for many, but seniors are targeted at a much higher rate than younger people. However, there are several steps you can take
Food After Fifty
Changing any type of long-held habit is difficult for most of us, but even more so as we age, and especially when it comes to food. However, if your
Dance the Night Away
Music can sooth animals, both wild and domestic, lull infants to sleep, and bring people together. It also has excellent benefits for the elderly. Music can lessen stress responses
