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10 Best Shampoos for Thinning Hair

By Sixty and Me March 30, 2024

In a world where hair is often considered a symbol of vitality and beauty, the experience of thinning hair can be disheartening. Whether caused by age, genetics, hormonal changes, or various environmental factors, thinning hair is a common concern…

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6 Reasons You Really Are Awesome in Your 60s

By Anne Crowther March 30, 2024

We are awesome! I have been thinking back through the events of my own life-time and checking out with others just what we 60-somethings have been through in our lives. I can honestly say that we are truly amazing!

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Coping When Nothing Makes Sense

By Diane Bruno March 26, 2024

As a life coach, I always find myself guiding others through the twists and turns of life. Yet, there are moments when even I am left struggling with the sheer randomness and cruelty that life can throw our way. Recently, the news of a friend’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis…

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How Long Will This Estrangement Last?

By Marie Morin March 24, 2024

Estrangement, the painful act of deliberately being cut off from someone close, casts a shadow of complexity over individuals and families alike. In this journey, we explore how recent research findings and heartfelt perspectives confront…

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How to Master Successful Aging: All You Need to Know

By Joan Senio March 13, 2024

One potential definition of successful aging may be to say it encompasses holistic physical, social and emotional well-being, purposeful living, maintenance of our cognitive health, and an ongoing sense of fulfillment…

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Making Over Starr, The Woman Who Decided to Live

By Suzanne Blons March 09, 2024

When I met Starr, I saw the incredible strength in her choice to live. I saw it in her eyes and in her aliveness to plunge into seemingly overwhelming situations like moving to a foreign country, learning another language, and becoming fit and healthy…

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In Sickness and in Health: Facing a Terminal Illness with My Spouse

By Erin Hybart March 07, 2024

My husband and I are 11 years apart. The first thing he ever asked me was If I would be open to dating an older man. It was not the first marriage for either of us. We hit it off right away, and our life began. Then he started to feel bad. We were only engaged…

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The Ultimate Guide to Solo Travel for Women over 50  

By Sandra Roussy March 06, 2024

Whether you find yourself well-acquainted with solo traveling or are gearing up for that very first independent journey, going on a solo trip opens up a scope of unique experiences. It’s a venture that comes with its very own set of…

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Embracing Rebirth, Redirection, and Meaning This Spring Season

By Diane Bruno March 01, 2024

I have a deep affection for winter. There’s something about the crisp air, the blanket of snow, and the cozy evenings spent nestled on the couch with a warm, soft blanket that fills me with contentment and joy. However, as spring approaches…

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The Bonds of Women’s Friendships: A Testament to Strength, Support, and Lifelong Evolution

By Diane Bruno February 25, 2024

Friendship is a cornerstone of the human connection, offering companionship, support, and shared experiences that enrich our lives. The friendship bonds between women stand out as resilient and profound. From childhood playmates…

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