by Gail Zugerman | Dec 12, 2018 | Blog
Baby Boomers Are Becoming The Loneliest Generation Today’s front page of the Wall Street Journal brings to light a fact that is disconcerting to me as a member of the baby boomer generation. The article points out that baby boomers are...
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 28, 2018 | Blog
The Old School Way of Thinking We can all recall going over to older relatives homes when we were younger and inwardly laughing at the old, rickety furniture or shag carpet that needed replacing eons ago. Did you wonder at...
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 24, 2018 | Blog
How Do We Define Elderly? I always kiddingly tell my husband, Charlie that someone is getting old when they are at least 15 years older than me! A recent column in the Chicago Tribune muses over when to consider...
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 13, 2018 | Blog
Surprise — Our Genetic Makeup Aids Our Memory! We all seem to feel as we blow out another candle on the proverbial birthday cake that those moments of thinking we’ve “lost it” are going to keep gaining momentum....
by Gail Zugerman | Nov 5, 2018 | Blog
What Is Age Segregation, Anyway? Many people particularly younger people see older people as only looking out for themselves and viewing younger people as entitled and winey. I read a statistic in a recent Wall Street Journal article that claimed that next year for...
by Gail Zugerman | Oct 30, 2018 | Blog
How Do You Speak to The Elderly? What do we consider elderly to be anyway? Most people think of the elderly as those that are infirm or have trouble seeing, hearing or with mental cognition. How do you speak to the...
