My Silver Linings: Life After 60

Making Sense of Medicare: My Journey to Understanding What’s Ahead
Not sure how this happened so fast but I turn 65 next year and we have started the research process for Medicare. With the help of some professional advisors and friends who are already enrolled in Medicare, Steve and I have learned a lot about the various plans. Here’s an article I want to share about some of the highlights we have learned so far. This is not Medicare advice but just a synopsis of the plans as we understand them and advice to get started early to find a plan that works for you. There are deadlines to consider so don’t delay if you are also approaching 65. I would love to hear your experience with Medicare! https://mysilverlinings60.medium.com/making-sense-of-medicare-my-journey-to-understanding-whats-ahead-73b0386ceafd

One of the biggest surprises of empty nesting is realizing how important our friendships become during this next stage of life. Staying connected, building community, and nurturing meaningful relationships can help us navigate this transition with those closest to us.
In my latest blog post, I share why friendships matter more than ever after the kids leave home and retirement —and how they can enrich our next chapter. It just takes a little more effort to connect than before but those friendships are more important than ever! Read more at https://mysilverlinings60.medium.com/the-thing-nobody-warns-you-about-empty-nesting-and-retirement-79e02ac0b86e or click the link in my bio. *My Silver Linings 60 has changed to the Medium platform for readers and writers.*

The Thing Nobody Warns You About Empty Nesting and Retirement The extra effort and importance of staying connected with friends

Everyday Habits for Strong Cognitive Health - Read more about everyday habits to keep our brains sharp and active as we age. https://www.mysilverlinings60.com/post/everyday-habits-for-strong-cognitive-health Or click on the link in my bio.