A Sixty and Me essay explores the quiet grief older adults may feel when family life differs from what they expected, and ways to make room for current connections.
Grieving The Family Picture You Imagined: Letting Go After 60
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The Quiet Fear Of Losing Independence: How To Stay In Charge Of Your Life After 60
A Sixty and Me report reframes independence after 60 as control over life decisions, not doing everything alone, and outlines practical planning steps.
What Caring For Her Mother With Alzheimer’s Taught Her About Her Own Diagnosis
After caring for her mother with younger-onset Alzheimer’s, Shon Lowe says familiar memory changes led her to seek testing and an MCI diagnosis.
10 Things I Stopped Apologizing For After Retirement
A Sixty and Me contributor describes 10 things she stopped apologizing for after retiring at 58, from leaving parties early to starting businesses.
Epilepsy Linked To Higher Risk Of Young-onset Dementia
A study using French and Swedish data found an association between epilepsy and dementia diagnosed before 65, but does not show epilepsy causes it.
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Learning How to Live Life to the Fullest with Mental Illness
New approaches focus on empowering individuals with mental illness to live meaningful lives, emphasizing resilience and personalized strategies.
3-month-old baby safely located after abduction in Alhambra
A three-month-old baby abducted in Alhambra has been safely recovered by authorities after a multi-hour search. The suspect remains at large.
A troubling Ebola outbreak meets a weakened U.S. system
A new Ebola outbreak is emerging amid concerns over the weakened U.S. health infrastructure, raising fears of limited response capacity.
