Is it time to face the subject of a loved one’s end of life?
I can’t tell you how many conversations I’ve had lately about preparing for the end of life and how few people actually do it. It
Meeting the Needs of 50 Million Older Adults
It’s no secret that the US population is aging. Today, there are close to million older adults aged 65 and older living in the US
COVID Confusion
Is COVID over? That is the question. And the answer depends on whom you ask. Here are three recent responses: When will the COVID-19 pandemic
Contemplating the “BIG” Birthdays
Every time I hit a birthday that ends in a five or a zero, it seems monumental. Some of them are milestones, such as sixty-five,
What does it take to be happy?
Well, it depends on where you live, for one thing. If you live in Florida, as I do, where the climate is temperate and the
Shining a Spotlight on the Older Americans Act
The Older Americans Act (OAA), originally enacted in 1965, funds services that keep older Americans healthy and independent. The OAA supports a range of home
10-Facing End-of-Life Choices
If you would like to hear this post … If you would prefer to read it instead … Like every other
9 – Building Your Support System
If you would like to listen to this post … If you would prefer to read it instead … If you have found that
8-Figuring Out Your Finances
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7- Tackling Tough Subjects with Your Adult Children
If you would like to listen to this post … If you would rather read the text instead … One of the toughest conversations you
