Cutting Ties with Mentally Ill Mother For 50 years, a woman has maintained an on-again-off-again relationship with her mentally ill mother. She’s finally cut ties, but ... [Read More] 9/25/2023 | By Amy Dickinson
Saying No to Grandkids Sharing her experiences as a mom and grandmom and through research, Seniors Guide writer Donna Brody offers guidance to grandparents ... [Read More] 9/22/2023 | By Donna Brody
Surprisingly Healthy Seafood Why eat lower on the seafood chain? Surprisingly healthy seafood – namely small fish, bivalves, and aquatic plants – can ... [Read More] 9/22/2023 | By Julie Corliss
Apple Pandowdy Recipe Apple pie is one of the best parts of fall, but it takes a lot of work to serve a ... [Read More] 9/21/2023 | By Patty Catalano
Suicide and Seniors Suicide isn’t merely a problem of young or middle-aged people. In fact, rates of suicide and success are higher among ... [Read More] 9/20/2023 | By Terri L. Jones
Lower Caregiving Costs More than 38 million Americans provide unpaid caregiving to seniors and other loved ones, spending an average of more than ... [Read More] 9/20/2023 | By Ella Vincent
Co-existing in Multigenerational Neighborhoods Older adults who choose to age in place often find themselves in multigenerational neighborhoods, communities with people of all ages. ... [Read More] 9/19/2023 | By Kari Smith
Metabolic Syndrome and Lifestyle Changes What is metabolic syndrome and why is it important to understanding individual health? Robert Rizza of Mayo Foundation for Medical ... [Read More] 9/19/2023 | By Robert Rizza
The ‘Silver Tsunami’ in Society and Politics Like the building “silver tsunami” of aging Americans, ageism is growing in American society and in politics. Writer Mary Sanchez ... [Read More] 9/18/2023 | By Mary Sanchez
Widow’s Relationship Criticized by Daughter A widow strikes up a friendship with a widower and wants to include him in family gatherings. Sadly, her daughter ... [Read More] 9/18/2023 | By Amy Dickinson