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Is Insulin Resistance the Culprit Behind Your Belly Fat?

By Karen Donaldson August 27, 2021

If you’re struggling with extra weight in the belly, insulin resistance may be causing the problem. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas. One of its functions is to transport sugars from the blood into all other cells of the body…

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3 Positive Ways to Prepare for Your Older Self

By Judy Barber June 22, 2021

When my father was in his mid-80s, I remember him saying that when he was 75 he had to let go of thinking he was 40. He lived for another 10 years after saying that! Interesting – a mixture of a positive mindset and some realism. I do much to support my life now…

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The Legend of Ha Long Bay in Vietnam

Ha Long Bay, north of Hanoi in Vietnam’s Quang Ninh Province, is one of the country’s popular tourist attractions and also one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. The area abounds in beauty with its crystal blue waters and up to 2000 limestone…

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Physical Activity Guide For Seniors

By Sixty and Me March 20, 2021

The older you are, the more you can benefit from physical activity. Despite this, many find as they age, their activity level decreases. Reported barriers to participation in exercise for older adults include safety, fear, health concerns, pain, fatigue, and lack of social support. So what physical activity should seniors do? What Are The Benefits Of […]

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10 Caregiver Tips to Use if You Are Feeling a Little Overwhelmed

By Susanne White July 25, 2020

I signed up for my caregiving journey quickly. My strong, healthy, WWII-hero Dad had to be taken off an airplane in a wheelchair. He had gotten so sick during the flight the attendants were concerned for his well-being. Read More

The Growing Trend of Older Women Living Alone

By Marlene Anne Bumgarner July 12, 2020

After a very emotional and fast-moving turn of events, my partner of 18 years was bundled into a car by his concerned daughter, and I watched them drive away, feeling very alone.  Read More

Hate the Gym? Here Are 9 Fun Exercise Options for Older Women

By Shari Broder January 26, 2020

I don’t have to convince you that exercise is a necessary component of healthy aging. It can lower blood pressure, improve cardio health, lower your risk of certain cancers and arthritis, prevent osteoporosis…

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What the 90-Year-olds Taught Me

By Sheila Grinell January 25, 2020

One evening after we’d been living at The Terraces for a few weeks, my husband looked around the dining room and said, “These people are all old. How do you feel about it?”

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How a Trip to Vietnam Helped Me Feel Gratitude and Fulfillment as a Boomer Woman

By Joan Frances Moran November 03, 2019

My first travel memory comes from the time when I was eight. My parents, who embraced the love of travel when they were newly married in the early 1930s, introduced my brother…

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Fall Prevention After 60: How to Stay on Your Feet and Out of the Hospital

By Margaret Manning July 17, 2019

Fall prevention isn’t just for the “super old.” In fact, according to my guest, Dr. Leslie, every person over the age of 60 should be thinking about how to maintain their balance and avoid fall-related injuries. As someone who has had her share of falls, I couldn’t agree more! Join us as we discuss the importance of fall prevention after 60.
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