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Healthy Aging: My Personal Story

At 63, I had retired from my first career in nursing and my second career, practicing law. I started my "encore career", consulting with those who have aging loved ones about the legal and healthcare challenges they face. I had more time and more flexibility than ever, when my life was…

Carolyn RosenblattAugust 16, 2013

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Retirement: Now You Have Time to Work Out, But Are You Motivated?

We have the “No More Excuses Plan” to get you started. Every January, millions of Americans make a resolution to lose weight, or get in shape. And every February or so, millions of them fall off the bandwagon. The most common excuse: "I don't have time to exercise". If you're one…

Carolyn RosenblattAugust 16, 2013

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Mother's Day Wishes

Dear AgingParents Family: Carolyn and Mikol here, wishing each of you moms and your moms a happy Mother's Day. We are fortunate to have a mom to wish good things to on this day. Mikol's Mom, Alice, is still doing very well at age 90. She inspires us all in…

Mikol DavisMay 11, 2013

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National Senior Olympics – Never Say You are Too OLD!

WATCH THE FILM FOR FREE Age of Champions is the story of five competitors up to 100 years old who sprint, leap, and swim for gold at the National Senior Olympics. The Washington Post called the film “infectiously inspiring” and theater audiences across the country have fallen in love with…

Mikol DavisApril 16, 2013

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How to Keep Your Brain From Shrinking

Do we have to lose gray matter as we age? Here’s some good news.In a 9-year study, people who walked just 6 to 9 miles each week preserved significantly more gray matter as they aged, compared with their more sedentary peers. Here’s the bad news: for everyone who skips the…

Mikol DavisOctober 29, 2011

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Healthy Aging: My Personal Story

Retirement: Now You Have Time to Work Out, But Are You Motivated?

Mother's Day Wishes

National Senior Olympics – Never Say You are Too OLD!

How to Keep Your Brain From Shrinking

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