
Still The Lucky Few
Diane Dahli’s blog page and reflections as a “pre-boomer”.

Diane Dahli’s blog page and reflections as a “pre-boomer”.

Sixty and Me claims to be “THE LARGEST GLOBAL LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FOR DYNAMIC OLDER WOMEN” And it claims it in capital letters, so it must be true 🙂

Online since 2006 and relaunched in fall 2012, SeniorPlanet.org celebrates aging by sharing information and resources that support aging with attitude, and helps people who were born long before the digital revolution to stay engaged and active by bringing a digital-technology focus to a range of topics – among them news, health, sex and dating, art and design, senior style, travel and entertainment.

Pat Taub says “Women’s Older Wisdom (WOW) was born out of frustration locating online resources to help manage life as an older woman. Time and again when I googled “older women,” I discovered barely a reference to women in their 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. It was as if they didn’t exist. When older women do blog it’s typically on  the theme of “age is only a number, or you’re only as old as you feel.” I don’t find this philosophy either realistic or helpful. I know I’m getting old because my body is slowing down, my face is accumulating wrinkles, and my memory isn’t as sharp, while dear friends and relatives are dying on me.” I’m with her!

The National Association of Baby Boomer Women is a United States-based membership organization primarily focused on serving Baby Boomer Women (normally identified as those born between 1946 and 1964). We are women — sisters, daughters, mothers, wives and friends — who are inspired by our values to serve the world, while keeping NABBW’s mission ever at heart.

LivingBetter50 is an online women’s publication covering everything from “Beauty-to-Business” – To encourage women to live better physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually! LivingBetter50 focuses on the positive attributes of aging and looks for opportunities to encourage women to make healthier choices through the articles, stories, and testimonies shared on their site.
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