"A Love Valentine's Story"
By Carla King

He had a question. I had an answer. Then came the screeching tires and my suitcase came flying out of the window.
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Is It Really Possible To Live To 300?
By Giulia Cambiri
A paper published in Nature Aging last year
looks back at advances in human life expectancy made between 1990 and 2019 in a number of countries where people typically live longer lives and shows that, while average life expectancy has gone up, maximum lifespan has not changed.
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Return To The Grand Canyon. 55 Years Later
By Larry Hayes, A050 Publisher
After competing in a National USTA tennis tournament in Surprise, AZ —where we proudly finished 4th in the nation—my wife, daughter, and I took a three-day trip to the Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim.

The last time we visited this breathtaking wonder was 55 years ago.

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"How I Survived a
Traumatic Brain Injury"

By Bill Moniz

This is the story about a remarkable comeback.
"On the last play of our match, I went for a ball hit to my left and while chasing it down I kicked my left leg with my right foot and fell backward.

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ASK LARRY
By Larry Hayes, A050 publisher

What Is a Skin Shave Biopsy and Is It Necessary?"
Minutes after meeting with my dermatologist, I found myself lying on an exam table undergoing a skin shave biopsy to determine if the growth was malignant.
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Get Up And Go!
Trek on nature trails, learn about different cultures, explore historic sites.
Experience new culinary flavors, connect to people with shared interests and stay healthy with Bay Area Older Adults.


To learn more, visit bayareaolderadults.org/BAO-group-events


Healing Body and Mind in the Great Bear Rainforest"
By Don Mankin, Travel Writer

As our boat glided across Kitlope Lake, the surface gleamed like glass, reflecting the steep, thickly forested slopes that lined the shore.
We were on a weeklong adventure deep into the fjords of the northern coast of British Columbia, one of the most beautiful places on earth.
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"Money Talks And Myths"
By Evelyn Preston, Money Lady

Ever hear the expression of having an itchy palm?
It’s traced to old folklore and Tarot card predictions of reading palms and deciphering the unique lines and lucky triangles that foretell fortunes and failures
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Grace In Goodbye. The Work of a "Death Doula "
By Mary Alden

My name is Mary Alden and I'm an "End-of-Life Doula," also known as a "Death Doula."
Today, it describes a compassionate companion trained to provide holistic, non-medical support—emotional, physical and health advocacy—through life’s final transition
!
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408.446.4300
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Being “Old” Is When You Think You Are
--Ardith Bowman

“I just never thought I was old.”
This is the wisdom shared by many older adults over 90. They say they don’t and never have considered themselves to be old. They really do not feel old, so why act that way?
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