we tell a new story
about how we age
Feature stories
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I Gave My Marriage a Second Chance
When walking away could’ve been easier.
By Carole Olsen
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WE CAN ENJOY AN EXCITING NEW LIFE IN OLD AGE
It’s all about imaging a positive view of aging.
By Gary Buzzard
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My Silent Heart Attack
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Life After 60: The Joy We Never Saw Coming
How our brains adapt to life’s curveballs
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Physical Therapy as a Path to Longevity
A few sessions helps me get rid of aches and pains
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My Sister-in-Law Has Taken a Vow Not to Remarry if Her Husband Dies First
A new generation of widows is looking for new adventures, not new partners
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What's Too Old?
My outlook on the future as I turn 90 by Katharine Esty, PhD
As I turned 90 this summer, I saw the world anew. Not exactly through rose-colored glasses, but rather with a fresh awareness that I am very old now. I am changing in surprising ways, especially as I contemplate my future.
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Teaching Technology to an Older Person
My journey in helping an old friend enter the new millennium by John Egelkrout
When I agreed to help my friend Emma assess the technology she had in her home and make recommendations, I had no idea what I was getting myself into.
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When the Foundation Cracks
Boomers need more than Krazy glue to keep it together by Annelie H. Pelaez
Last summer I went to visit family and friends in Norway. One morning, staying at my sister’s house, she was running out of eggs. She invited me to walk with her to a farm and buy more.