Author Christine McFarlane empowers women to discover their purpose
Christine’s mission is to reach out to women facing similar situations, offering strategies and habits to break free from negative thoughts and behaviors.
Research shows longevity increasing
If larger slices of national populations age into their late 70s, 80s and 90s, as researchers predict, humanity will need to re-examine the picture of old age in societies. They are no longer sitting in rocking chairs waiting for care, the Good News Network reported.
Study shows a daily multivitamin improves memory, slows brain aging
“The meta-analysis of three separate cognition studies provides strong and consistent evidence that taking a daily multivitamin, containing more than 20 essential micronutrients, helps prevent memory loss and slows down cognitive aging,” said Chirag Vyas,
Study shows use of hearing aids can reduce risk of death by 24%
People with hearing loss still play a role in improving their safety by simply wearing devices to help improve their hearing.
Woman brightens Wyoming town with personalized snowmen
Not only does Pauline’s gesture give her a sense of purpose, the hand-crafted snowmen deliver joy to an entire community.
Group of Idaho musicians over age 70 entertain local seasoned citizens
During his retirement, Scott Hallett praised the Palouse Area Fiddlers as his motivation to get out of bed, sharpen his memory and perform rather than “just noodling around.”
Doctor roller-skates into retirement
“Roller-skating became a very strong source of a stress reliever for me, as well as exercise. And it was always a lot of fun for me,” Phil explained.
Grandpals matches young adult Goodfellows with seasoned citizens
The Goodfellows meet with the Grandpals for a few hours every week. In addition to companionship, the young people also run errands for their Grandpal, when necessary. They may chat together, have lunch, watch a movie, go shopping, attend a play or just go for a walk.
Woman becomes Sports Illustrated swimsuit model at age 57
“Who cares what other people think? There are always going to be critics, no matter what you do,” Nina explained. “But if you stay true to yourself and block that out, you’re going to be happy.”
Texas grandmothers, ‘The Knit Wits,’ create dolls, clothing for needy kids
The women don’t limit their creative abilities to tiny hats. They have also knitted scarves, sweaters and cuddly dolls for orphanages overseas, and even created helmet liners for troops stationed overseas.