Covid Counseling: Updated Recommendations Regarding Covid
March 6, 2024
It’s been less than 2 months since our previous post on Covid and yet, in that short time, several new recommendations have surfaced about vaccinations and isolation if you become infected. These are important new pronouncements, as Covid is not going anywhere, so the better we can address and respond…
Memory, Explored By Mary Fridley
February 14, 2024
By Mary Fridley Happy New Year and best wishes to the agebuzz community for a healthy, peaceful, and creative 2024! As anyone who has read my column knows, I love to share articles, blogs, or interviews that help me grow. This was definitely my response after reading “Speak,…
Missing Children: Adjusting To The Reality Of Fewer Grandchildren
January 24, 2024
There’s no doubt that tremendous demographic changes are occurring in the size and shape of families, both in the United States and around the world. For sure, fewer babies are being born. The Wall Street Journal reports that economic and social obstacles mean 15% fewer babies are being born in…
Elevating Your Home Cooking: An Embarrassment Of Riches By Renee Langmuir
December 12, 2023
By Renee Langmuir I have been retired for six years. One of my greatest accomplishments, that no one in particular would applaud, is the greatly improved quality of my home cooking. This less-than-astonishing fact benefits just a few: my husband and me and the occasional guests to our home….
Reverse Course: Possible Strategies to Turn Around Hair Loss
November 15, 2023
One thing is certain. No matter where you live, or what your background or political perspective is, we certainly all live in stressful times. And as you likely know, stress can really do a number on your physical and mental health. Stress can even take a toll on your hair,…
Democratizing Diagnosis By Mary Fridley
November 1, 2023
By Mary Fridley During a recent conversation with a member of the Reimagining Dementia Coalition (which I lead), Jennifer (not her real name) shared her frustration with how people related to her after recently being diagnosed with early-onset dementia. At one point in the conversation, she asked, “How is…