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Once your children have left your home and gone on to pursue their own dreams, goals, and different lives, you may well experience a myriad of emotions. You may feel sadness, loneliness, anxiousness and above all, a sense of isolation. You may not have anyone to talk to or listen to your problems. Y

Isolation during Senior Years, Can Cause Depression

April 28, 2020 Active Adult Living

Once your children have left your home and gone on to pursue their own dreams, goals, and different lives, you may well experience a myriad of emotions. You may feel sadness, loneliness, anxiousness and above all, a sense of isolation. You may not have anyone to talk to or listen to your problems.  You may [...]

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Reasons to Choose the Sunshine State as Your Retire Nook

April 24, 2020 Active Adult Living

Florida is called the Sunshine State and gets lots of it being located in the southeastern part of the United States. Going by its nickname, you can always expect the weather to be sunny and warm. This is a happening state with lots of action and fun for people of all ages. Beaches, theme parks, [...]

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Do You Belong to the Baby Boom Generation?

December 6, 2019 Active Adult Living

The Baby Boomers Are Now Hitting Retirement Age We all talk about the baby boomer generation and associate 55+ adults with this term. Yet most of us may not be sure how this generation came to be known by this label. The baby boom generation is a term applicable to a period of the great [...]

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Focus on Delaware

November 8, 2019 Active Adult Living

If you are thinking of a change now that retirement is here or just around the corner, you should consider changing your address to one in Delaware. Bordered by Pennsylvania to the north, Maryland to the west and south, the Atlantic Ocean to the East this state is the second smallest state in USA. However, [...]

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Are You Hooked on Casting That Rod?

October 28, 2019 Active Adult Living

The world these days is a busy place.  We are constantly running here and there, trying to get an extra hour into the already full-up 24.  This lifestyle makes us forget the importance of sitting back and relaxing; relaxing with a book, relaxing with a hot cup of coffee or tea, or relaxing with a [...]

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Focus on State of Tennessee

June 11, 2019 Active Adult Living

When you think of Tennessee, it is sure to conjure the image of Elvis, the late king of rock and roll. Yes, this is the place of his birth. However, Tennessee offers much more than rock and roll memories for you, especially if you are choosing to move to Tennessee for your retirement living. Tennessee [...]

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How to Handle Hair Loss as You Age

May 1, 2019 Active Adult Living

Loss of hair is a common occurrence with the aging process. Hair loss, in general, is a common process that the body undergoes. 90% of the hair on your head is growing as we speak. This growth phase lasts, most often, for two to six years. 10% of your hair only grows for approximately 2 [...]

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5 Best Island Getaways for Summer 2019

April 26, 2019 Active Adult Living

Are you Ready to Consider Somewhere Different this Summer? Summer is just around the corner. Before you know it, you will be taking off gum boots and heavy wool coats and putting on shades and a straw hat to go with your shorts and Hawaii shirt! Summer is a time where the beaches are crowded [...]

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Do You Know About Fibromyalgia?

April 8, 2019 Active Adult Living

Have you been suffering from chronic pain in your body for some time now? How about tenderness in specific tender points when pressure is applied? Are you experiencing extreme fatigue and sleep disturbances for the past few months? This could be because you have a musculoskeletal condition known as fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is often misdiagnosed and [...]

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Taking The Tests After 55

December 18, 2018 Active Adult Living

Yes!  There are some who take tests with their children and sometimes even with grandchildren.  They are the perpetual students who still don’t want to quit learning after high school or the college.  They are always following some course of studies and studying for a test.  However, there is another kind of tests that we [...]

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