Retirement can seem like a daunting period in your life. You may find yourself with more time on your hands than you know what to do with. It can be difficult to find ways to fill up that time with meaningful activities, especially if you have limited access to transportation. The good news is that there are plenty of fun activities that you can do from home that you might not have known were possible.
As a veteran, you have spent years defending America in both peacetime and war. You lived day-to-day, dedicating your life to your country. As you age, it is vital to consider your next steps and to plan for the future. From health to housing benefits, the Veteran’s Administration has helped with your immediate needs. What about retirement?
As a parent begins to age, and the parent-child roles seem to reverse, we often find that mom or dad is reluctant to make changes to their lifestyle. So, how do you deal with a parent who won’t accept their age-related limitations? You have their best interests at heart, but how do you get them to see your point of view and genuine concern for their well-being?
February is American Heart Month. As we celebrate throughout the month, it’s a good time to remind ourselves that managing one’s health is vital to preventing heart disease. Maintaining your weight and exercise go a long way to living your life to its fullest as you enjoy new adventures. It is never too late to make your overall health and wellness a priority.
Valentine’s Day is often associated with couples falling in love. Millions of dollars are spent every year on flowers, cards, chocolates and expensive gifts. Truth is, the day isn’t just for couples to celebrate. Everyone can enjoy a little extra love, especially in the middle of a dreary winter. Seniors, in particular, look forward to a bit of pick-me-up excitement. Make Mom and Dad’s day when you plan special activities with them in mind. Reap the benefits of spending time together and building some fun memories.
