Are Men and Women Affected Differently by Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss is a prevalent health concern affecting nearly 1.5 billion people worldwide, with diverse impacts across genders. Research indicates that while both men and women experience hearing loss, there are notable differences in causes and how individuals respond…
Read MoreHave You Become the Designated Family Photo Historian?
Becoming the family photo historian can come about in different ways: you may have volunteered for the position, or, like me, you may have had it thrust upon you. Either way, dealing with the responsibility and logistics of it all can be somewhat overwhelming…
Read MoreWant to Become an Entrepreneur in Retirement? Here Are 5 Important Points You Should Consider
Many of us are turning our hands to starting a small business to supplement retirement income. This will probably pose no problems if you have been an entrepreneur previously – though few entrepreneurs retire!
Read MoreAttractive Hairstyles for Women Over 70
As women age, our style choices often evolve, reflecting not just our personal tastes but also the changing nature of our hair. For women over 70, finding a hairstyle that is both flattering and easy to maintain can be a wonderful way to love one’s natural beauty…
Read More2025 Summer Bucket List for Women Over 50 – Make This Your Most Memorable Summer Yet!
Who says summer is just for kids at camp or twenty-somethings with backpacks? This 2025 summer bucket list for women over 50 proves that the best memories can still be ahead of you. Are you craving a new adventure? Some overdue me time? Or a chance to…
Read MoreA Dose of Books for Summer
Diversity is the theme for these nine books – not in terms of race or gender, but topics. The one I enjoyed most was Kate Atkinson’s latest, followed by Dog of the North. Both light reading and a refreshing change of pace. None here I did not enjoy. I learned from your feedback…
Read MoreSocial Security Benefits for Widows and Divorcees
Your husband may be out of the picture, but his Social Security could still be a part of your life. Whether you’re widowed or divorced, U.S. law may allow you to collect benefits based upon your former spouse’s work history. Here’s an overview of who’s eligible and how much money you could get…
Read MoreHow to Gain Financial Empowerment in Your 60s
Your 60s are a time of tremendous change. You may be preparing for retirement, entering retirement or recently retired. It’s a time where your finances may also be changing; a crossroads of sorts. So, what can you do with your finances…
Read MoreRediscovering the Joy of Dance
We all know how important it is to keep active in our later years. It’s the catch-all remedy for any ailment you can think of, along with quitting smoking and eating healthily. And, of course, it is true: the older you get the more the muscles are prone…
Read MoreWhat’s Up Doc? Another Sign of Aging
I just discovered another sign of aging – all your doctors start to retire. I always think of a doctor as being an older statesman, or woman, and, I, a younger, dewy-eyed patient. This has been the dynamic of most of my doctor-patient relationships since I was a child and, up until now…
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