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Monthly archives: February 2010

Keep Your Credit Score High

Even in your golden years, your credit score still stands as one of the most important factors in one’s life. You will need a good credit score if you are planning to get a mortgage or perhaps a new car and, of course, loans—which tends to be a “jack-in-the-box” kind of thing in a senior’s life. Yes, obviously your credit score needs to be protected and nurtured as long as [...]

How to Handle Elderly Romance

Elderly romance is almost always met with a frown especially from sons and daughters and even relatives. Like medical ageism, it seems like the opposing side’s intentions are not too clear, it is just they don’t trust senior’s instinct and capabilities to decide for their own, even if their happiness is at stake. I don’t know, but apparently, when you get older, younger people—people you’ve helped shape minds when they [...]

Have A Happy Hearts Day!

Today, you can smell love in the air and there’s no denying it, it’s infective as ever! It’s hard not to get caught up with all the hustle and bustle of it. Whether you’re single or attached, you’ll certainly get the feeling that you need to join in the celebration and make someone feel loved today. Just this morning, my granddaughter who is currently living with me just arrived after [...]

How Your Lifestyle Affects Your Brain Cells Later In Life

As we grow old, we find it very important to know every little thing about how the brain works, particularly how it loses brain cells. Primarily because, we fear that someday, we will lose our memories and give in to the ever popular Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease is terrible, just thinking about it is enough to make a senior cringe. I have witnessed seniors in very advanced age whose brains [...]

Senior’s Way out to Getting Manipulated

If there’s one group of people who gets classified in two contradicting characteristics, it must be the seniors’ group. Why? It is because we’re believed to be wise due to the countless life experiences we were able to gather through the years and yet, midlifers—particularly our kids–see us as gullible human beings. How on earth can a person be wise and gullible at the same time? Well apparently, or so [...]

Tips for Moving Seniors

In many occasions, moving is beyond senior’s control. They will be moved no matter how they feel about it. In reality, no one can ever tell what could take place during a move especially if a senior is involved. It can be emotional and worrisome which can be understood considering that most of them prefer not to be moved at all. Unfortunately, moving can be a necessity for seniors due [...]

Cancer and Ageism

There has been an ongoing debate whether or not there is an existing issue of ageism in terms of receiving medical care especially for cancer cases. Ageism by definition is age discrimination. If an elderly person is denied of anything just because they belong to a certain age group, particularly that of the elderly group, he or she is a victim of ageism. It can be in forms of work, [...]

What Makes Seniors Hate Their Jobs?

I don’t know why but it seems that along with recession comes the unexplainable hatred for 9-5 jobs. Many have taken the plunge, finally donating those corporate suits for comfortable casual wear as well as choosing a more flexible work schedule over the seemingly dead-locked office routine. I must admit, running your own business from home may cut almost half of your working hours, leaving more time for other endeavors [...]

The Importance of Yoga Diet

Yoga is not all exercise, in truth, it is a lifestyle for all yoga enthusiasts. As your yoga instructor might be teaching you, practicing Yoga means releasing distractions your mind and body might be having right now.  In order to maintain a healthy, balanced equilibrium, Yoga teaches us to limit disturbances in our daily lives by way of unburdening ourselves of lies, hatred, violent thoughts, unfaithful acts, and even refocusing [...]

Valentine’s Day Activities for Seniors

How time flies! I barely felt January and guess what, the next thing I know it’s already February—and a weekend too! Few more days and we’ll find ourselves thinking of ways to spread the love, either with our partners, loved-ones and even with people we barely know. Actually, I’m already seeing stores and malls sporting heart-shaped cutouts and cupids, even supermarkets are flooding with chocolates of all shapes and sizes. [...]

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