Keeping your independence as you age


Don’t forget to keep in regular touch with your family members and friends, especially if you live on your own, via calls and messaging and social media apps. — 123rf.com

Advanced medical care has lengthened our life expectancy, leading to growing populations of the elderly all over the world.

While senior citizens spend more time dealing with health-related issues as a result, and often have to rely on assistance to manage them, that does not mean you have to fully give up on your independence.

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