By J. Doyle
I was in my early twenties when I had fever, which was not responding to regular anti- febrile medicines. A week later we noticed lymph gland s swollen around my neck region. Then the doctors ran a battery of tests and investigations. I had to get hospitalized and 6th hourly shots […]

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By Jan Cullinane
According to the U.S Census, almost three million gays and lesbians turned 55 in 2005; by 2010 that number will be closer to four million - and these are probably conservative numbers. Many gays, lesbians, bisexual, and transgender people feel that a traditional active-adult community or other communities may not welcome them.
Gays and […]

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By Jan Cullinane
If this intrigues you, consider The World of ResidenSea. The World is a 44,000-ton Norwegian-built, 12-story luxury ship that has a crew of 250, about 200 residents and guests, and 165 one-to-three room apartments and studios. The cost of a home on The World ranges from around $850,000 to $6.3 million (not counting […]

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By Lois K.
My friend Jenny was down with Typhoid. She was seriously ill and was hospitalized and was given a lot of strong medicines. She did not realize that she had just conceived. Then when the tests showed a four weeks fetus, she and her husband Rob where in cloud nine. But their happiness was […]

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After 30 years of married bliss even now I cherish the memories how I met my husband. I was working as a driver for the CEO of a Food Industry. One day I was asked to pick up someone (my boss’ cousin) at the airport. I was holding up the placard displaying the person’s name […]

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By Gary Geyer.
According to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press, and CBS News, those of us past 50 are lining up to divorce.
Enough is enough
The New York Times story was called “The 37 Year Itch”; The Wall Street Journal went as far as calling it a “boom”. The Associated Press […]

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Provided by Mary Brintnail-Peterson. Ph.d
Coping with an adult child’s divorce can be difficult, especially when grandchildren are involved. However, grandparents can take steps to support both their children and grandchildren during this challenging time, according to a University of Wisconsin-Extension program specialist in aging.
“Grandparents have to learn new ways to fill the roles, especially if […]

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By Gary Geyer

Ah, the good life.
Playing a little golf, sitting on the veranda, having a drink or two. Sounds wonderful.
Unfortunately, that drink or two could turn out to be a problem.
Those changes in life that retirement brings, at first glance seem to be what we’ve worked our whole life to achieve. But not uncommon, they […]

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By Dr. Joel Block

Attention Boomers! Rekindle the flame and turn up the heat with these six suggestions.
1. Open your eyes occasionally while kissing. The visual stimulation will probably increase your arousal, as well as provide your partner useful feedback on how you are feeling about the kiss. Some studies have suggested that men […]

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By Commando 008

My brother was in the US working for a software concern. He did his MS at Harvard University and got the job soon after his graduation. He had a very close friend back here in Australia. Both were together at school and college. My brother George and his friend John were […]

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