aging

Aging with grace and beauty. Embrace age with aging advice, tips, and tricks.

Glenda's Safari
Imagine a frail older lady about 89, long white hair she is almost as thin as bones. Suffers from vascular dementia and lives her life on repeat every day, confined to a locked memory care unit for the rest of it. She can still do many things on her own but her mind wanders and brings her back to a time that was the hardest for her. The second she wakes up she’s screaming and calling for her husband. Her husband passed away years prior to this but she doesn’t know, she can’t understand or comprehend and grasp the idea that he’s gone. Every day, when she realizes he’s gone, this lady wanders screaming endlessly for him. She does have moments when she is eating or doing other things where she’s not thinking about him and can go about 10, sometimes only 15 minutes where she’s not calling his name. This is how she lives her life now, all day, every day, until she was brought to my class.
By Jessica R McDuffie5 years ago in Longevity
how to anti aging
5 Easy Anti Aging Tips click here with busy lives often women find it difficult to eat right. However, research has shown that eating well and exercising can help slow the aging process. Fruits and vegetables are some of the things we need to keep us healthy on a daily basis. However, eating them isn't always practical or desirable. That's where juices come in. Drinking a glass of juice is sometimes easier and more enjoyable than eating.
By Anti Aging5 years ago in Longevity
Thoughts on Turning 50
I turn 50 in June. As a kid, I believed people who lived to be fifty were old. Now, I find myself on the brink of turning 50, an age considered ancient and out of touch by kids today. Granted, as we age, we like to lessen the burden of aging by calling 50 the new 40, or 40 the new 30. And if you live to be 80, I don't care what you say, there isn't anything new about that.
By Bryan R..5 years ago in Longevity
Choosing the Best Home Care Agency
If there’s one thing that seniors fear, it is spending their twilight years in a facility. Seniors don’t want to leave the comfort of their homes. Even when they need constant care, they would prefer living in their home where they feel safer, more comfortable, and in control. Living at home gives them a sense of dignity, hope, and security.
By Home Care Services5 years ago in Longevity
I am Sixty, I do Ballet
I am sixty, I do ballet. It’s not like I started at age seven and never stopped. I started last year, at fifty-nine. One day I said, let’s try ballet.
By Irina Patterson5 years ago in Longevity
Chronology of a colour gradient
First it was pink. I wore it like a Disney princess, and drew with it flowers in a field. Delish, it made my mouth water
By Irene Escobar5 years ago in Longevity
RETIREMENT IS A DEATH IN DISGUISE
It doesn't matter if you are already retired or not. It is what you think of the concept of retirement that matters. Just ask yourself a question - what may be one of the crucial mechanisms that gives us motivation to live?
By Pawel Lipka5 years ago in Longevity
Have A No Scar Lower Eyelid Surgery With Dr. Michael Omidi For Permanent Results
Men and women of the Beverly Hills, California community who are unhappy with the appearance of their eyes may benefit from a particular procedure known as the no scar lower eyelid surgery with Dr. Michael Omidi. This procedure, sometimes referred to as blepharoplasty or eye lift, is a cosmetic procedure performed to address a tired or weary appearance. Candidates for this surgery have drooping upper eyelids, under-eye bags, or excess skin or fatty tissue that contribute to an aged appearance.
By sibca awan5 years ago in Longevity
8 Bio-hacks for Aging Gracefully
No, you're not old yet. You look in the mirror and still like what you see. But everyone ages. Luckily, today we have a wealth of anti-aging, health and bio-hacking information available all across the internet. I took the liberty of listening to countless hours of podcasts, reading and re-reading scientific papers and experimenting with the "biohacks" and supplements I think have the most amount of evidence across the board.
By Kelley Zherzhi5 years ago in Longevity
Miss Gray Hair
Being a caregiver is not for the faint of heart. You get verbally abused, shit on, (literally), and the only thanks you get is taking home an hourly pay that is the same equivalent to the job you endure. And on the best occasions, we walk in prepared to do our best just for the client to take one look at you and demand a new person. In my experience, I noticed that petty luxury to be reserved for those who are too bitter and old to say hello. I like to think I know how to talk to them, provide them a companion with a dash of bitterness and a twist of wisdom while we wait for their death, and that's why I never seem to get a break. I get it.
By Ali Ryerse5 years ago in Longevity
More Than A Pain In The Back
Be warned, PMR/GCA are much more than a pain in the back. I’ve had a few lumbago and sciatica attacks over the years due to my sedentary occupation. And whilst both of these are quite painful conditions, they are nothing compared to what I got next.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Longevity
Home Remedies To Stop Hair Fall
Alluded to as 'delegated magnificence', braids are an immediate articulation of a person's character and style. Over the top going bald can be an inconvenient issue, regularly causing stress and influencing confidence, particularly for ladies. In any case, whenever analyzed right, you can handle hair fall with certain home cures that are normal and successful in saving your locks.
By Sarfraz Hussain5 years ago in Longevity