Stacey

On Elders and Automobiles

image from Pinterest Our aging parents/grandparents are not as spritely and agile as they used to be, but for as long as they have good use of their physical and mental faculties, they should still be able to get behind the wheel and drive. Healthy walks are good for them (and us), but there are just […]

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Parents and their Adult Children: Staying Connected Without the Contempt

I count myself fortunate to have a complete family, and plenty of contact with them in my early, formative years. As a full-fledged adult, I still have a reasonable amount of time being with them (at least a week’s worth within every month). As with any relationship, it’s not all smooth sailing, but given long […]

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Preparing Our Seniors for the Holidays

flickr.com/people/suzijane With Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and the Yuletide season just around the corner, now is the most opportune time to set the stage for warm and happy family gatherings, and that definitely includes our beloved elderly family members. Do remember that like little children, our grand folks have some special needs that have to be met, so I’ve come […]

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Tech Shopping in the 21st Century: Guidelines for Seniors

It is not so much that time moves faster in our modern age, but with technology, man has become capable of doing so much more for every given second he or she has. This rapid pace, this radiant energy of activity, it affects every aspect of our lives. More than ever, people’s attentions are constantly […]

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Gadgets that Golden Guys and Gals Should Use

It’s almost immediately assumed that people over the age of sixty (even younger if they didn’t work in a relatively high-technology industry) to be totally out of touch with the digital world and the various paradigms that define it. This would include the very devices that are part and parcel of this technological domain. The assumption isn’t […]

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