by Gail Zugerman | Jul 1, 2019 | Blog
Quick Weekend Escape How wonderful to be able to drive for an hour and a half out of Chicago and be in a beautiful area of greenery, some beaches, water, and great wineries! we spent a good part of Sunday driving and exploring new wineries in different towns in...
by Gail Zugerman | Jun 13, 2019 | Blog
Who Knew? My Google Alerts recently sent me a blurb from The Telegraph, A United Kingdom publication. The Duke of Edinburgh is a “case study in growing old gracefully.” Why you may ask? Apparently, the...
by Gail Zugerman | Jun 12, 2019 | Blog
Marylen Mann, years ago founded the Oasis organization in 1982, a not for profit created to help older people live their lives energetically. Her brainstorm spread around the country and Oasis courses are currently available almost anywhere. She is currently the...
by Gail Zugerman | Jun 3, 2019 | Blog
A MeetUp In Chicago I recently attended a Meetup in Chicago on the topic of Aging In Chicago. The group was divided into small groups of 4-5 people and were asked to come up with ideas on how to better accommodate an aging population in Chicago. Today’s Wall...
by Gail Zugerman | Mar 11, 2019 | Blog
Ha! I got your attention. This post is about the pro’s and cons of owning a dog as we grow older. I read an article in yesterday’s Chicago Tribune that hit home so to speak. My husband, Charlie and I have long dreamed of having a dog in our future!! The...
by Gail Zugerman | Mar 7, 2019 | Blog
A Recent Study By Cigna A study by Cigna Corp that was reported in the Wall Street Journal in late February reports that 1/2 of all Americans are lonely. Also, Harvard did a recent study on loneliness, and found the cost of loneliness on Medicare is 6.7 billion...
