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Embrace the Adventures, Follow the Joy
As Lynn navigated cognitive decline, her daughter Allison crafted an unconventional approach: say yes, follow the joy, and let the world surprise them both.
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Gerald Still Included His Dad in the Family Business
Knowing that the business meant so much to him, Gerald and his family found ways to involve him every week.
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Clive: Beloved Math Teacher Who Coached Champions
Clive was a math teacher and so much more. His disease didn't define him.
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Small enjoyable activities make a big impact
Olga, a local nurse, shares how small activities can make a big difference for people living with dementia :)
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Finding Joy in Every Moment: A Granddaughter's Journey with Dementia
Sam Easton's 12-year journey with her grandmother's dementia taught her that love and connection remain constant despite memory changes.
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Why the Internet Fell in Love With Baddie Winkle
She didn’t become famous for acting younger than she was. She became famous because she looked completely comfortable being herself.
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What Bruce Willis Quietly Taught Us About the Way We See People
Nothing about Bruce Willis changed overnight. People’s perspective did. His family kept showing him as fully himself.
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Who Would You Like to See Featured Here?
Tell us about someone who refuses to be defined by their age, or someone who's making aging well possible!
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Meet Marilyn
The sharpshooting Mrs. Santa Clause (with a sweet tooth). From competitive sharpshooting to a decade as Mrs. Santa, Marilyn is a versatile force of nature who embodies 'work hard, play hard.'
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Grace and Frankie: What Made Them So Refreshing
The show gave people something we almost never see on television: older women being fully human.
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