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Our grandchildren and other family members are so important. Whether you are in a happy marriage or going through a divorce after 60, we can help! Let's talk about how to get the most from your family relationships after 60.

2 years ago

Getting a New Dog After Losing One: When Is the Right Time?

My husband and I experienced the devastating loss of not one but two of our beloved dogs within weeks of each other. The first to pass was our beautiful five-year-old Labrador, Sally, whose vibrant and calming presence filled our home. Her illness came…

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2 years ago

How to Keep and Make New Friends

Have you become exasperated with some of your friends as you’ve aged? Friends you once enjoyed… now you find difficult to be with? Lately, I’ve noticed that it is a little too easy to “cancel” people as we age. You can say the slightest thing…

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2 years ago

Sounds of Silence – How to Relate to Your Emotionally Distant Son

When we hear the word “moody” most of us immediately think of girls. After all, the hormonal changes common to girls and young women that causes moodiness are well known. But what about boys? While moodiness and emotional distance…

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2 years ago

Feel Stuck after Divorce at 60? Bust These Myths to Get What You Want

If you are over 50 and divorced, you may feel stuck, unable to move on after the divorce. In my years as a divorce recovery coach, I have discovered the reason divorced women over 50 feel stuck is because they are operating on 4 myths that keep them…

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2 years ago

12 Most Romantic Cities to go with Your Partner

Do you want to reconnect with your partner and create new memories, away from the stresses and distractions of everyday life? How about a leisurely walk through a historic neighborhood or a candlelit dinner at a romantic restaurant?

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2 years ago

Mediation vs. Litigation: Which Is Right for Your Gray Divorce Case?

Divorcing later in life can be an emotionally taxing experience, especially when couples have shared decades of their lives together. In some cases, spouses have spent more than half their lives married to each other, creating a family…

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2 years ago

Losing My Furry Friend Was Tough

To some people a dog is just a dog. A cat is just a cat. To others they are their whole world. They give you a warm welcome whenever you come home, are always there for a hug, give you their undivided attention and never answer back!

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2 years ago

Pet Acquisition Post-60: 4 Thoughts to Sniff Out in Advance

Pets sustain us and keep us healthier, happier and more hopeful as we age – no bones about it. A recent story in Harvard Magazine cited an American Heart Association finding that pets reduce our mortality rate by 24 percent and Mayo Clinic confirms…

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2 years ago

Managing Difficult Emotions as My Kids Move Away

I am working on managing my emotions as both my kids, who are Canadian, settle in London, England. I live in Canada. The first things kind people might say to me is: “Oh, that must be hard having them both so far away,” or “You must miss them…

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2 years ago

How to Survive a Marriage: Humor Is Cheaper than Divorce After 60

When I was a young married person, I would sometimes find myself in the company of an older married couple who had been together for a very long time. It was impossible not to notice that they would frequently disagree over the most unimportant…

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