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In This Issue
Grandparents, grandkids benefit from better hearing
Grandparents and grandchildren have much to learn from one another, and such valuable relationships should be cultivated. Oxford University research has shown that ‘involved’ grandparents contribute significantly to better-adjusted grandchildren. The research suggests that children find unique acceptance in their relationships with grandparents, which benefits them emotionally…
Simple tips to know for stress-free air travel
Man-made and natural disruptions to air travel are all-too-often the norm. Not only can weather delay take-offs and landings, but new airline rules can also keep planes grounded. For example, if a plane is sitting on the tarmac…
Solutions for seniors struggling in today’s economy
Whether it is nutrition, housing, or medical needs, seniors and their caregivers are looking for new ways to keep themselves clothed, fed and…
“Sandwiched” caring for kids and parents? Here’s help!
On one hand, you have aging parents less able to care for themselves every day. On the other, your own children with schedules so difficult you can’t find a spare minute. And you’re caught in between. You’re not alone. You’re part of the over 20 million Americans “sandwiched” in between generations, caring for…
Road trips: A mature guy’s guide to the open road
If you’re wondering if a road trip is right for you and your more mature friends, a few practical measures can help ensure it is fun for everyone: Steady goes a finely tuned machine. When you were younger, you probably drove through the night to rack up as much mileage as…
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