January 17, 2020
by Elizabeth Pratt
Researchers from UC San Diego examined why older people living in communal settings can still feel lonely, and determined what could be done to overcome it.
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In modern living, work fills a big part of life. Work has long been considered to be one of the greatest virtues of mankind as it serves critical functions in human life.
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May 5, 2014
by Christie Hunter
Everyone wants to live in a world with limitless vacation days. In reality, only one segment of the population achieves such a lifestyle: retirees. Once the threshold of retirement is crossed, 40 years of full-time employment seems worth the hard work. However, the romanticism that surrounds this milestone is tempered by physical aches, pains and other conditions that come with age.
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February 18, 2014
by Casey Truffo, LMFT
Many people counting down to retirement think of having no alarm clock and no "written-in-stone" schedule, but they fail to consider one thing. Their spouse. Their spouse who retired earlier.
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Aging in place can be difficult to think about and prepare for, but the work and sacrifices can lead to a phase in your life that really is the "golden years."
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October 3, 2013
by Christie Hunter
Most people think of "retirement" as a forlorn event hanging off in the future. But retirement is not an event, it is a transition, and one that can be filled with hope and a new zeal for living. Here are some keys to making sure yours is a great one.
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September 25, 2013
by Christie Hunter
As baby boomers progress to the retirement stage, many are finding that they are becoming what has been termed “adult orphans.” The adjustment from being a four-generation family, to a three-generation family can be a dramatic change to one’s life.
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