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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Baby Boomers on Brink of Disaster?
Check out the horror stories from one of the most abused segments of our population—people 55 and older. People invest for decades into a retirement plan and, just like that, it all goes away. It may be an unscrupulous or … Continue reading
Itsy Bitsy, but What a Venomous Wallop!
I’ve gained a newfound respect for spiders. Had things turned out differently, I may have become a spider hater. That would have been an illogical abhorrence, fueled by emotion. After all, the insect in question was probably minding his own … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Health, Insect venom, Spiders, Uncategorized, Wyalusing Life, death
Tagged health care, hospitals, insect bites, natural gas, Spiders
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Dad Takes His Leave, Quickly and Quietly
Dad had a photo of my mother at his bedside at the personal care home where he had resided for a little more than a year. He confided in my sister, Barb, that every morning, upon awakening and before shaving, … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Health, Love, Marriage, Social Issues, Wyalusing Life, death
Tagged Age Stereotypes, Aging, aging gracefully, death, declining health, marriage, Over the Hill
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