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    What Do I Do All Day Long By Alice Herb

    By Alice Herb   So many people ask me what I do all day long since I no longer work. I always laugh, but it is a sardonic laugh. My typical reply is that each day of my so-called leisure makes me wonder how I ever had a full-time job, or…

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    Getting Your GUIDE: An Introduction To The New Medicare GUIDE Model (Guiding An Improved Dementia Experience) By Dr. Marc Rothman

    By Dr. Marc Rothman What is GUIDE?    I’m often asked a question that has started coming up more and more from families and caregivers:    “What is this new Medicare GUIDE program I’m hearing about for dementia care?”    For many families caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or…

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    Invisible No More: How Women Over 50 Are Building Community, Conversation, and Connection By Lillian Taylor

    By Lillian Taylor   Hi, I’m Lillian Taylor — founder of Women With(out) Partners (WWP), a growing Facebook community created to support, connect, and empower midlife and mature women navigating life with or without a partner.    Across our culture, women over 50 often face a quiet but lingering form…

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    Pack Your Bags: Partner With Away Retreats To Create Personalized Travel Adventures By Lindsay Eldridge

    By Lindsay Eldridge   Note from agebuzz founder Connie Zuckerman: For many of us, travel and exploring new cultures is a top priority for our later years. However, planning a trip that satisfies everyone—especially when traveling with friends or multigenerational family—can be daunting. The goal is to design an itinerary…

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    Retirement Aging: Life’s Missing Transition Point By Wally Klatch

    By Wally Klatch   We mark major life transitions with ceremonies and celebrations. For example, Christening or Brit Milah is for the transition from birth to entry into the faith; Confirmation or Bar Mitzvah for the transition from childhood to communal responsibilities; Graduation for the transition from learning to higher…

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    THE SENIOR MANIFESTO: 31 Suggestions For A More Thoughtful Month By Jane Seskin

        THE SENIOR MANIFESTO: 31 Suggestions For A More Thoughtful Month By Jane Seskin   Celebrate your half-birthday. Inhale to count of 4, hold for 4, exhale for 8. Don’t wait to be rescued. You’re already wearing your life preserver. Keep arguments under 20 minutes. List what makes you…

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    Your Money Matters By Barry Feigenbaum: Your Money Psychology

    Welcome to Your Money Matters, a commentary on our financial lives. My name is Barry Feigenbaum. I am a retired corporate banker who got interested in personal finance about 15 years ago when I was working with insurance companies and asset managers as clients. I retooled myself with education and…

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    Carrying The Vision Forward: AlzAuthors Has Become A Part Of The All Home Care Matters Community By Lance A. Slatton

    By Lance A. Slatton   I have the privilege of sharing some news that is both deeply humbling and incredibly exciting for the dementia community: AlzAuthors has found a new home with All Home Care Matters, and I have been entrusted with the honor of serving as the new President…

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    Emotional? Yes. Tragedy? No. My Mom, Tom Kitwood And Me By Mary Fridley

    By Mary Fridley   I am pleased to share an edited excerpt of an article, “Emotional? Yes. Tragedy? No. My mom, Tom Kitwood, and me,” that was published on LinkedIn last month.  While I’ve chosen not to include in this post the sections about Tom Kitwood, I hope this quote…

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    Been There, Done That: Nine Decades And Counting By Alice Herb: What I Can No Longer Do

    By Alice Herb   With my 93rd birthday approaching, I am finally able to face my rapidly disappearing abilities that I previously took for granted for so many decades. For so long, I tried to pretend this wasn’t really happening, but here it is all in front of me -and…

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    Julie Buyon
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    Julie Buyon is a palliative care patient advocate who assists people who have serious and complex illnesses navigate a challenging health care environment. Her focus is on making patients feel empowered and powerful. She has worked in hospitals and nursing homes, and run many community programs for seniors about health…

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