The Emotional Impact of Growing Old
Aging can have a strong emotional impact on older adults. They may feel alone and that others don't understand what they are going through.
Aging can have a strong emotional impact on older adults. They may feel alone and that others don't understand what they are going through.
Although several medical conditions can result in a loss of manual dexterity, it does not usually occur in younger people.
Whether a spouse, a best friend, or a long-time neighbor, the loss of someone who shared our life in myriad ways can be heartbreaking and paralyzing. But you can rediscover joy.
Loneliness is not just a problematic emotion - there are some dangers and long-term consequences to senior isolation.
High blood pressure (hypertension) in senior citizens must be treated, and most doctors agree that prompt diagnosis and aggressive treatment are the suitable approaches.
Chronic pain is challenging to live with, but there are easy ways to help overcome and alleviate pain.
One of the most frustrating things that even healthy seniors face is insomnia. You can't wait to lie down and get some sleep - but sleep just will not come.
You are not alone in feeling frustrated, and there is help available. This article will identify some of the more difficult senior behaviors you may be experiencing and offer some assistance in dealing with them.
We can all feel a little sluggish sometimes - especially in the morning. But reaching for a cup of coffee might not be the best option! The next time you need a pick-me-up, try one of these nutrient-packed alternatives that will promote energy and provide a wealth of health benefits.
There are many reasons a senior citizen may overspend once they retire. Some motivations are harmless, others can cause financial ruin if not addressed.