Keeping the Stories of Our Fathers Alive

At first glance, my father was an everyday guy who dutifully provided for his family. A European immigrant, he sweated in machine shops and never …

Author: Stan Gornicz

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Emergency Planning for Solo Agers

For Beth (not her real name) living alone is a good thing. Over the years, she has grown accustomed to the single lifestyle. She's satisfied with …

Author: Carol Marak

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The 3 Best Things You Can Do For Your Brain, From A Neurophysiologist

Maintaining a healthy brain doesn't need to be complicated. Sure, you can learn various brain teasers, games, and whatnot, but the best things you …

Author: Hannah Frye

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Opinion: Why I Went on Hospice Even Though I'm Not Dying

I'd been living on luck for years before I signed up for hospice. I'm 80 years old with multiple health problems, including lung cancer and COPD. I …

Author: Erica Manfred

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Community Connections Help Residents Overcome Challenges and Age Well

Life expectancy in the United States is significantly impacted by socioeconomic status, with affluent communities having higher life expectancies and …

Author: Carmen Cusido

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