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Aging Well

"Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many."
-- Anonymous

Research finds that older people report being happier than younger people. 50 isn't what it used to be, neither is 60, 70, or even 100! Today's seniors are made up of the world's most influential generations. From World War II veterans, to the youth of the 60's, today's elderly are a remarkable collection of individuals who shaped - and still shape - the world we live in.

While we cannot ignore that with age can come challenges, with age also comes experience, wisdom and perspective. As with fine wine, age can be a wonderful thing. In this section you will find information and resources to help you improve your quality of life as you age, as well as cope with many of the issues that may arise in your life. You will find resources both for the aging, as well as solace, support and ideas on how to enjoy your life and not just age, as we all must, but age well!

Tips About Medications and Seniors
Most people do not like to take medication. But with age, it often becomes more difficult to stay medication free.

Who Are You Now That You're Retired?
You've worked hard, and you certainly deserve days of leisure. The challenge is to find meaning within your choice of leisure activities.

Why We Forget Things and What We Can Do About It
We've all had the experience of forgetting where we parked the car, being unable to remember if we took a pill, or even why we've walked into a room. This happens to all ages, but some seniors tend to panic when it happens. Is senility setting in?

Your Medicare and Mental Health
Many seniors do not realize that mental health services are covered under Medicare benefits. Standard Medicare coverage will help pay for mental health services provided under the care of a psychiatrist or psychologist.

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