July 23rd, 2023 Mara Karpel
Missed the show on livestream? It was GREAT! No worries, though, because you can hear the entire podcast right here! And you can ALSO listen on Apple podcasts right HERE! We were joined from Florida by vegan chef and author of the new vegan cookbook, Oh So Yum! Inspiring Others to Explore the Many Flavors of […]
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July 20th, 2023 Anne Maghak
Research has suggested a link between chronic constipation and cognitive decline[1][2][3]. One study found that chronic constipation was tied to worse cognitive abilities, even after… The post Oh Poop! Did You Know That Poop Matters? appeared first on Senior Subway Social Network. Originally Published on https://seniorsubway.com/
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July 18th, 2023 Carolyn Rosenblatt
This is the hottest summer ever, news reports tell us. We stay inside, we use air conditioning, we hydrate well. But some aging parents who live alone or with only part time help at home are at particular risk. It’s not just that older people can’t regulate their body temperature as well as younger people. […]
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July 16th, 2023 Anne Maghak
Senior Subway is the first FUN Social Network for Generation X and Baby Boomers! Research shows that spending more time online and increasing social connections… The post Senior Subway Social Network Launches! appeared first on Senior Subway Social Network. Originally Published on https://seniorsubway.com/
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July 12th, 2023 Anne Maghak
Creating a bucket list is a great way to set goals and seek new experiences. Here are 10 top bucket list items, along with some… The post Top Ten Bucket List Items appeared first on Senior Subway Social Network. Originally Published on https://seniorsubway.com/
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June 21st, 2023 Carolyn Rosenblatt
According to the Federal Trade Commission, Medicare fraud costs taxpayers $60 billion a year. Fraudsters get away with it because most of the time, no one is stopping them. Here’s a real case, in which I personally spotted the suspicious billing that immediately looked to me like fraud. A family member we’ll call Tony had […]
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June 7th, 2023 Carolyn Rosenblatt
Artificial intelligence is advancing so rapidly, it can be hard to speculate about its effects on elders. What we can see is that applied to healthcare, it could be very positive. For older adults with multiple chronic conditions, there are different doctors with different perspectives, each a specialist in one thing. For anyone who has […]
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June 6th, 2023 Marianne Bailey
In a universe not too dissimilar from ours, there thrived a lively clan of individuals. They were not your run-of-the-mill folks; they were the trendy elders, the prime-timers who unearthed that the wellspring of affection doesn’t evaporate after 50. Instead, it surges forth with renewed energy and vitality. So, fasten your seatbelts, dear reader, as […]
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June 3rd, 2023 Marianne Bailey
How to Embrace the Empty Nest and Thrive in Your New Space As your children have grown up and moved out, leaving a quiet and often empty house in their wake, you might find yourself contemplating the practicality of the spacious family home. You are not alone in this thought. Downsizing is a common path […]
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May 4th, 2023 Carolyn Rosenblatt
There are plenty of aging parents out there making life difficult for their adult children, as we see from our experience working with elders’ families at AgingParents.com. A common problem for families happens when the one in charge of finances, typically the patriarch, develops cognitive impairment and can no longer safely manage the family trust and […]
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