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Adults now in their 50s, approaching retirement, or already enjoying an active retirement have rejected the ideas that aging is a dreaded event that must be halted. Instead, many plan to live long and well even as they face the many challenges that this stage of life presents, which includes managing their own health and possibly the health of aging parents.
Living Agelessly: Answers to Your Most Common Questions About Aging Gracefully teaches readers how to grow older with style and elegance. Written by Linda Altoonian, whose syndicated Dear Ageless column served as the basis for the book, Living Agelessly helps readers prepare for greater comfort and enjoyment while dealing with the practical issues of daily life. Mature adults will learn how to
Stay healthy
Exert greater control over their lives
Achieve financial stability and prepare for retirement
Enjoy a retirement filled with rewarding activities
Foster and nurture family relationships
Living Agelessly provides the latest information on achieving and maintaining optimal health and offers practical advice on creating a secure and enjoyable retirement. The extensive resource list is a great starting place to find a wide variety of useful information. The listed books, agencies, organizations, and websites will be a valuable resource for anyone planning a long, fulfilling, and well-balanced life.

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Praise for Living Agelessly
a how-to guide for surviving lifes pitfalls as we Baby Boomers venture into the vast and uncharted waters of senior citizenship Living Agelessly has helped reinforce my doctors prescriptions for better diet, more exercise and how important a positive outlook can be. Altoonian explores the spiritual connection between good nutrition, exercise and a positive, forward-looking attitude. Its really the ABCs of fearlessly, even eagerly, moving into another phase of our lives filled with time to do the things we never could fit into our work-crammed lives before, including travel, volunteering and grandchildren. Its a book anyone already at or approaching retirement should keep handy on their bookshelves and its a tremendous resource for those who have aging parents.
JIM REEVES, FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM

a fount of information written clearly, succinctly, and with style. I couldnt put it down. Not only is it an interesting read, the book is also an important tool for every age Living Agelessly shows us how to grow older with increased awareness, greater power, and far more success. This is truly a book I will refer to constantly.
BARBARA POPE MUSSER, LMFT, LICENSED MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST

a must-have for anyone with aging parents, or who is approaching retirement age themselves or is already retired. Well-organized sections on health & fitness, preparing for retirement, and safety issues make it easy to find information. Some of the chapters I found particularly helpful (Im nearing retirement age) were the ones on travel and volunteering numerous ideas on how to interact with your grandkids in todays world
One of my favorite features about Living Agelessly is its emphasis on mind-body connections. It stresses the importance of a healthy body and positive attitude the resources section at the end of the book provides hundreds of websites and phone numbers of organizations dedicated to working with retirees
LIBRARY THING EARLY REVIEWER

the most engaging overview of aging gracefully youll find (this) practical guide is based, not only on personal experience, but five years feedback from sometimes desperate but always enthusiastic readers of her column on aging. She knows what readers need to know, and provides practical, easy-to-understand answers. Shes also fun to read, even on topics that are extremely serious.
LAEL MORGAN, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

contains hundreds and hundreds of helpful and economical insights distilled from Ms Altoonians award winning, Dear Ageless column pages of links to helpful websites and other resources for anyone approaching retirement, just retired, or needing to deal with the last mile. The emphasis is on maximizing life, not squeezing life as we move into a fixed income lifestyle.
LIBRARY THING EARLY REVIEWER

the bestthe one and only guide I would ever need to gracious, graceful aging Kudos to Linda Altoonian! She has given each of us a compass to age well and live fully.
CAROLYN LESSER, AUTHOR, CONSULTANT, SPEAKER

easy to read and understand and will be a great asset to those who will be caring for aging family and friends clear and concise with many resources a great blueprint for those of us who are baby boomers to make preparations in advance of needing things.
JANE ODERBERG, LMSW, CANCER CARE SERVICES

simple, easy to understand, and extremely practical. Linda Altoonian has given the reader a wealth of information without creating a tome that one must wade through in order to dig out the information. She has done the hard work of sorting out all these tough issues, and anyone who reads Living Agelessly will immediately see how valuable this work is. After all, all of us age, so why not learn how to do it gracefully
DR. JAMES M. REEVES, PASTOR
Dedication and Acknowledgments
To my parents for giving me the reason to begin this phase of my life.
To my family for their encouragement.
To my life group for its continual support.
To Brad Porter for his technical help.
To my publisher, Dr. Diana M. Schneider, for her help throughout this process.
To my dearest friend, Barb Musser, whose life-long loyalty has been a true gift.
About the Author
Linda Altoonian is an award-winning writer, whose Dear Ageless column has appeared regularly in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Winslow Mail, Golden Gazette, and on the AP Wire Service. She has been the editor-in-chief of various national magazines, including the Mickey Mantle and Selena Collectors Editions, and has been a consultant to advertising agencies and publishers.
Today, Linda writes and also teaches journalism. Her excellence in the classroom was recognized by the Press Women of Texas, who voted her State Journalism Teacher of the Year.
She is the recipient of many other prestigious awards, including the Time Magazine Award for Most Outstanding Publication in the Nation, the Presidents Service Award for her work in magazines, and an Editors Choice Award for her writing.
She has had numerous articles and stories published in anthologies. This is her first full-length book.
With time out for extensive travel, Linda has resided in Texas for almost 25 years, where she raised two great kids and cared for her parents, who served as the inspiration for this book.
Preface
Baby boomers, and their parents, are the fastest growing segments of the population. We are 81 million strong, and have shaped every aspect of American life for decades. We have been the moving force in changing or creating new industries (designer clothes and bottled water). We have exploded existing markets (flavored coffee and computers), and have destroyed others (typewriters and cloth diapers).
Also called the sandwich generation, many baby boomers are raising children at the same time that they are caring for their aging parents, who will live 10 to 15 years on average longer than the generations before them. Baby boomers are racing from day care centers for their kids to nursing centers for their parentsand sometimes their grandparents.
Every year, 4 million baby boomers turn 50, but we refuse to be downsized or ignored. Controlling over 48 percent of all discretionary purchases, baby boomers are the most educated, proactive, and affluent consumer group in North America. We will read, do, and buy whatever it takes to remain as young and healthy as possible, for as long as possible.
Determined to age less and age well, we are taking better care of ourselves, so age 60 looks and feels more like 40. Because we are living longer, we are reinventing ourselves in the workplace, and are far more interested in keeping active than sitting in any rocking chair.
The Me generation is wealthier than our children are likely to be, and we are more likely to use our money to create a golden retirement rather than will it to others. Our attitude about aging is different from any previous generationand attitude dictates how successfully a person will grow older.
Living Agelessly was written for anyone who wants to maximize health and create an independent and successful lifestyle. The suggestions in this book apply to young adults who are concerned about preparing better for the inevitable changes associated with growing older, to the sandwich generation that is juggling the care of children and aging parents, to baby boomers, and to those who are in their early years of retirement.
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