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Carla Kenworthy,
55, is a Latina American, Zumba Queen and animal lover. Zumba is the latest
dance craze sweeping the nation among all ages, including 50+. It appeals to
older adults because the emphasis is on having fun and you don't have to know
how to dance. Of course, you get a good, sweaty, calorie-burning, energizing
workout. Carla says her uncle dances all the time which keeps him young and
happy. Despite taking no AP courses in high school, Carla in 1973 received a
State and Stanford University scholarship. She graduated with a BA degree in
English and Creative Writing. After the birth of her son, she gave up a
corporate career to become a stay at home mom. Looking back, she has no regrets
and gets deep satisfaction from helping others to stay fit and active through
dancing. Read More
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Think very carefully
before you file a lawsuit. It can cost you $100,000+ and you may lose the
case. "Only lawyers win" says Derryl Molina, an elder law attorney.
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Letters to Dr.
Walter Bortz, II, M.D. Our renowned health and longevity columnist, Dr.
Walter Bortz II, receives many letters asking "How Do I Stop Aging?" The
answer? Sorry, you can't.
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Ask Dr. Zorica.
The "flower children" of the 60s continue to use alcohol, marijuana,
cocaine and heroin into their 50s, 60s and beyond says our mental health
columnist Dr. Zorica Ljaljevic, M.D. Alcohol is the most common substance abuse
among older adults. Read More |
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Lifelong Marathoner
Dr. Walter Bortz, II, ran his first Boston marathon in April, 1971. At age
80, he ran again on April, 2010. What was the difference this time, some 40
years later? Read
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Are brown spots and
wrinkles inevitable signs of aging? Not always says Dr. Lillian Soohoo,
M.D. dermatologist. As we age, weird and unsightly things often appear on our
face and body. The good news is that many of then can be safely removed.
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What is a "Black
Swan?" It's a catastrophic event such as 9/11 which can wipe out your
portfolio overnight. Our Money Lady columnist, Evelyn Preston, believes
financial advisors should test our portfolios for a black swan disaster.
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Avoid being scammed.
If it seems too good, it is. Nothing is given away free. Eva Mor, Pd.D and
author of "Making the Golden Years Golden," gives 13 tips on how to protect you
and your parents from scam artists.
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In later life, we
begin to get off the hamster wheel. It's a time to embrace questions about
faith and spirituality. We tend to see complex issues in shades of gray rather
than black and white believes Rev. Dr. Judith Pruess-Mellow.
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Travel writer and
adventurer Don Mankin rides in a dugout canoe to Angels Fall, the highest
waterfall in the world in SE Venezuela. He mingles with the indigenous Pemon
people and spends four nights sleeping in a hammock.
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The increased
employment of women has contributed more to the growth of the global
economy than either China or India. Author Maddy Dychtwald explains the
changing role of women in her new book: "Influence: How Women's Soaring
Economic Power Will Transform Our World for the Better."
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Are you a
Grasshopper or an Ant when it comes to planning for your personal care in
later life? Life is unpredictable so it's better to decide now whether you will
stay in your current home or move to a senior community."
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