Awesome Aging


IUD is Not Just for Sex Anymore

September 3, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings The Philco TV set required simple brain activity that I grew up with in the 50′s. Three channels. Knobs that were easy to turn. Thoughtful changing of channels occurred because one had to get up from the couch and walk over to switch the

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Ashland Car Door Scratcher Deserved a “Thank You”

August 29, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings Cramped parking spaces in many parking lots lead to bumps in the day and night that can scratch, dent and scar neighboring cars. Heaven knows my Prius has more than its share of parking lot battle wounds. Recently, I had the good fortune at

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Bottoms Up for Building Buns… Plus Butt-Ology 101

August 25, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings When Mom was in her sixties she complained about her buns going south. I admired her consistency with walking good distances for exercise while doing isometrics. However, her buns kept falling farther to the south. At that time I decided I would not have

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Keeping the Body Core Strong with Aging

August 18, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings It seems vital to go beyond grandparenting to keep the body strong and flexible. I do consider grandparenting young children a legitimate exercise routine when they are young (and put that on application forms)…picking up, holding, carrying, chasing, being chased, multi-tasking while carrying, holding

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Pain Control from the Inside-Out

August 17, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings Thirteen years ago I requested no pain meds for bunion surgery.Finding a doctor who would allow me to do this was a time consuming task. I lived south of Eugene at that time. Dr. M. agreed to my terms, stating she would inject medication

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Knee Health Learned from Crawling with Toddlers

August 12, 2015 Awesome Aging 0 Comments

As Published at: Ashland Daily Tidings Chasing each other on our hands and knees was the cat’s meow for my grandson when he started crawling. Entering into his world gave me a rejuvenated view with flashback memories of playing with my own children at that stage. We chased each other,

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