Active Women Over 50
Recently Ken Spears, who was the co-creator of the cartoon series Scooby Do died of a disease called Lewy Body Dementia. It’s the same disease that Robin Williams had before he took his life. Many people are unaware of the symptoms, which can sometimes be dramatic so I wanted to bring you awareness of it in case you know someone who may have it. Living with the … [Read more...]
I interviewed author Mary Beth Sammons who has written a book called Ancestry Quest: How Stories of the Past Can Heal the Future. It’s an intriguing collection of stories and reflections of what people have discovered about their family history after having their DNA test done. The author’s story Mary Beth’s ancestors came from Ireland. As an inquisitive child, she … [Read more...]
Every year, almost 150,000 sets of twins are born in America. They are adorable, fascinating, and a double blessing. They can also be a lot of hard work, particularly in the first year. There is an African proverb that says “It takes a village to raise a child,” and this has never been more true when it comes to looking after twins. There are plenty of ways as a grandparent … [Read more...]
Unless you are living with your adult children right now or have never had children, the way we are communicating with them has changed with technology, especially since the pandemic. There are studies being done to see how Baby Boomers are staying in touch. According to a survey by MedicareAdvantage.com, 41% of those surveyed say they either phone, text, or see their … [Read more...]
As an older woman, it can sometimes feel hard to love yourself. You don’t even realize that you’re struggling with it, because you’re spending all your love on other people and seeking validation and love from them in return. You might think that self-love and empowerment are things that happen to other older women, but that doesn’t have to be the case at all. Here are … [Read more...]
