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I first injured my knee in 2003. I was jogging on a treadmill and noticed pain in my knee. The pain didn’t go away that night, but I went back to the gym the next day.… Read the rest
We live in an age where youth is celebrated and aging is lamented. Generations ago, age was the “hoary crown of wisdom,” the elders were reverenced and the young stood when they entered. But in this age of the visual, this age of television, everything is reversed.… Read the rest
From scary to sweet to sad, these iconic films shaped our identity
posted by Linda Bernstein, NEXT AVENUE
Linda Bernstein has written hundreds of articles for dozens of magazines and newspapers, writes the blog GenerationBsquared and teaches social media at the Columbia University School of Journalism.… Read the rest
Published: August 20, 2014 10:30 AM
By PETER KING pwking@aol.com in Newsday
Counting your blessings can bring more joy than counting your money, according to a new survey.
Results from the 2014 United States of Aging survey shows adults 60 and older are generally satisfied with their lives and optimistic about the future.… Read the rest
