You thought you had moved on. The funeral passed, life demanded your focus, and emotions got buried under responsibilities. But then, out of nowhere — a song, a scent, a quiet evening alone – it hits like a tidal wave. Delayed grief is real, and it doesn’t follow the timelines we expect. Whether suppressed by…
Hearing loss statistics paint a concerning picture of an often-overlooked aspect of aging. How many seniors struggle with diminished hearing, and what does this mean for their quality of life? The prevalence of age-related hearing impairment is rising, yet many individuals fail to seek treatment. Could this widespread issue be affecting more lives than previously…
You’re in the passenger seat, watching as your aging parent brakes too late at a stop sign. Their grip on the wheel is tighter than usual, and their reaction time is slower. A creeping thought enters your mind: Is it still safe for them to drive? This is a situation many families struggle with. No…
Nearly 1 in 5 seniors over 55 — about 20% — reported needing help with daily tasks like bathing or dressing, according to the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis. A lot of seniors face the reality that living on their own just isn’t as easy as it used to be. You’ve always managed fine…
A report by America’s Health Rankings shows that 30.9% of fairly healthy adults aged 65 and older aren’t physically active. This highlights a significant concern regarding the physical activity levels of seniors. Staying active in your golden years is essential for maintaining physical and mental health. It improves mobility and reduces the risks of chronic…
Many adults, especially seniors, want to ensure their wishes are followed after they pass away. However, many have not yet taken the necessary steps to create a will or trust. In fact, the percentage of over-70 households with wills and trusts has decreased by 7% since 2008, according to the Center for Retirement Research at…
As U.S. News and World Report points out, Albuquerque, New Mexico, has lots to offer, from its numerous outdoor recreation opportunities to its rich culinary scene, 300 days of sunshine, and a lower cost of living than the national average. Given all these positive attributes, it’s no wonder the city has become a popular retirement…