Tag Archives: society
| So really what is man’s role these days? |
May 13, 2013
At a gathering on the weekend at which there were several young women in their twenties and thirties. I was enjoying their conversation which was both witty and humorous.
One young woman, who has recently broken up with her boyfriend of sevread more »
| This Doctor Still Wants to See You |
April 09, 2013
Every year, you used to visit your ob/gyn for a Pap test and pelvic exam. Then you’d get your mammogram. Some ladies I know made it a “girlfriends date” and went out to lunch after their mammos.
It was like getting your healthcare searead more »
| Ovarian cancer after 45: What every Vibrant woman should know |
April 09, 2013
One out of every 100 women will die from ovarian cancer, and there are about 157 million women living in the United States.read more »
| Breast health after 45: What every Vibrant woman should know |
April 09, 2013
Good breast health will keep you alive longer.read more »
| HITTING THE SHEETS AFTER 50 |
April 08, 2013
It really doesn’t matter what age you are, sex is a constant in our society. It’s thrown at us from every angle, in magazines and television ads, and countless pieces of junk email talking about dating sites, better sex and read more »
| Anti-Aging…Really? |
March 12, 2013
Denying aging by trying to change our faces is like trying to keep the sea from eroding the shore.read more »
| Society’s Attitudes Toward Divorced Women |
March 07, 2013
I have a few theories about this subject, but I thought I’d pass them by the VN community and see what you think. I am going to just make some statements and I would like to know if you agree with them or not. Please share any experienceread more »
| What to eat at midlife: Healthy weight loss strategies |
February 22, 2013
Ever tried the grapefruit diet, or one of those cleanses that are said to be foolproof, to lose a little extra weight?read more »
| What to eat at midlife: Fad diets to avoid |
February 22, 2013
It seems like there’s a new diet to try every week, another celebrity on TV claiming they’ve got the answer, yet another new meal plan that promises success.read more »
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You're welcome, Linda. I agree with you. I do read novels with younger characters, but I get a little tired of the immaturity sometimes, and the issues that don't need to be issues. A mature adult is so much more interesting. And, I enjoy Elizabeth B