One Year with Aging Times Magazine

In the past year, we have created a dozen issues of Aging Times Magazine with the sole purpose of providing information and inspiration to seniors in our community and around the world. We're so proud of the work we've done, so we decided to celebrate our first anniversary with a breakdown of each month's feature article. So, without further ado, here is a year with Aging Times Magazine.

It's incredible to look back at the last year and see how much we've accomplished and all the important causes we've celebrated. We are incredibly grateful to our readers and sponsors for making this magazine possible. We're invested in our mission to provide information and resources to help seniors improve their physical, mental, social, and financial health, and we hope you'll continue on this journey with us. To access digital copies of all of the existing issues of this magazine, head to issuu. com and search "Aging Times Magazine."

March 2021: A Tribute to our Social Workers During The Covid-19 Pandemic

We've all been through a lot over the last few years, and one of the groups of people who have suffered the most are our senior citizens. Thankfully, a workforce full of compassionate professional social workers worked tirelessly to support our senior population. Included in this article is a list of ways you can recognize the hard work of social workers in your life.

April 2021: Facial Protection Month: Avoid Maskne During Quarantine and COVID

We're all looking for ways to protect our skin and keep our faces looking fresh and vibrant. Our constant mask-wearing has made it more difficult than ever. In honor of Facial Protection Month, we're sharing eight great tips for taking care of your skin, plus some helpful information about how to prevent maskne.

May 2021: The Inexplicable Hope of Mothers

This month we looked into one family of mothers and how motherhood has, necessarily, evolved through the generations. Young motherhood today is different from ever before, but the values and lessons we pass from mother to mother shape each coming generation.

June 2021: Prevent Alzheimer's and the Slow Loss of Brain Function That Can Happen With Age

In honor of Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, we shared a valuable list of things you can do to protect your brain health. Alzheimer's is a devasting disease, but there are some things we can each do to promote brain health. From dietary tips to information about staying active, this article is an essential read for anyone who hopes to maintain a robust and healthy brain.

July 2021: Why We Celebrate the Fourth of July

Are you a lover of history? If so, you're going to enjoy diving into this month's cover story about why we celebrate the Fourth of July. The writer includes some essential 4th Facts and an engaging narrative of the origin of the holiday and our nation.

August 2021: The Traditions That Shaped School Through the Generations

Do you ever find yourself reminiscing about the way things were back when you were a youngster? This article will be an excellent read for you. Our culture has changed so much in the last 100 years, and this article demonstrates a few of the ways those changes have impacted our educational system.

September 2021: So, You Want to Spice Up Your Life?

We were all young once, and while there are some things we can never recover from our youth, sexual satisfaction doesn't have to be on that list. The problem with aging is that our minds often feel younger than our bodies do. This article goes into depth about some of the physical and emotional barriers that aging adults experience when exploring their sexuality. It also includes a list of things you can do to have a safe and satisfying sex life, no matter how old you are.

October 2021: Passionate About Pink

We highlighted local hero Lorna Hagstrom this month to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Lorna Jean is a breast cancer survivor and a member of the AdventHealth DeLand Foundation Board. She works passionately to ensure that everyone in our community has access to quality medical care. The article provides valuable information about breast cancer-related events and news.

November 2021: Salute to our Veterans

Today's living veterans served in wars spanning from World War II to Afghanistan. In addition to some of their physical injuries, many carry the hidden, emotional wounds of battle. This Veterans Month, and all year long, we celebrated these military heroes in our communities and shared simple and meaningful ways to honor the veterans in our lives.

December 2021: There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays

The meaning of the phrase 'going home for the holidays' evolves throughout our lives. When we're young, home is wherever our parents are, and as we age, we become home base for the people that come after us. As we age, it can be harder to reestablish the feeling of a home until you realize that home is not a place but a feeling you get when you're surrounded by people you love. If you're looking for a nostalgic holiday read, you'll love this article.

January 2022: New Year, New Home

The red-hot real estate market is causing seniors to wonder if this might be the right time to downsize from the family home into something more suitable for the next phase of their lives. If you're in the market for a new home, you're not alone, and these thoughts about the meaning of home will warm your heart.

February 2022: The Power of Love is a Curious Thing

This month marks the time of year we spend thinking about LOVE. Traditionally, Valentine's Day is about romantic love, but we celebrate the benefits of all kinds of relationships on our mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. This is an interesting read for anyone curious to know how their relationships are helping them feel better.

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