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Dr. Lynn Dorman
Specialty: Developmental Psychology
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I am a native New Yorker whose background includes a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology and a law...
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On birthdays, social media and friends
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NYC girl scouts circa early 1950's – some of whom I am still in contact with Yesterday was my birthday… Starting over the weekend ...
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My son got married!
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This "baby" got married last week! I often say that I don't believe in coincidences – I believe that all things are related even if they may no ...
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Boomers! Welcome to my world!
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On January 1, 2011 the first wave of baby boomers started turning 65 and are now eligible for Medicare… Some worry there won't be sufficient funds in either Medic ...
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Important Medicare Change Deadline
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Seniors know that we are now in Open Season for changing our Medicare Advantage providers if we so choose. We know this as our mailboxes are filled with ads f ...
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On a dog dying
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Sam – a dog who is missed / photo by Lynn Dorman Sam is a Malamutt I adopted almost 8 years ago – when he was about 2 1/2 years old. He had a different name ...
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Funny Prayer about Getting Old
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A friend sent this to me for posting [thank you Britt] It plays on osme of the steretyopes I have written about but even so I laughed a lot watching it! ...
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My unconscious sings to me! What does yours do?
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Our life is composed greatly from dreams, from the unconscious, and they must be brought into connection with action. They must be woven together. Anais Nin ...
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Bottoms Up! A duck “tail”
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Time for a change of pace – just as in "real" life – a blog needs some fun time too Could not resist running for my camera today… it was like watching synchr ...
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Scam alert!
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I haven't posted about email scams in a while so it's time for an update. The scammers are increasing their "volume" by saying that they "know" you have been dea ...
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Senior Citizens – Are You Ready To Be Categorized?
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Or – would you rather be defined? Before you answer – read on a bit – there is a subtle difference between the 2 ideas. You define yourself. Others categ ...
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What are the Best Network Marketing Businesses For Seniors: 3 criteria for you to contemplate
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The myth of seniors sitting at home in their rocking chair is rapidly dissipating, as more and more seniors are becoming entrepreneurs. Today’ ...
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Do you have Aging Parents?
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You do have aging parents? You are so lucky! Why? It means they are still alive! Yes - caring for aging parents can be difficult. BUT – there are a ...
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Who, or what, is considered “old” these days?
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Is this an activity for "old" people? Why not ? 40 used to be old; then it was 50 or 60; now it is over 75 [ish]. ...
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Who Experiences The Most Stress?
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I'm not sure there is a "correct" answer – but one might guess that at any given time, some age group will say "MINE WINS." And this may not a go ...
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Is happiness related to age?
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The quick answer is a resounding NO! Age is not related to happiness because happiness has nothing to do ...
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What Makes Someone a Senior Citizen?
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Good question! Developmental Psychologists have long used either ages or stages to define segments of the population. Many developme ...
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Fighting the Stereotypes of Senior Citizenship: 3 ways to do this
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In the United States, and some other countries, senior citizenship comes with some highly negative stereotypes. Sadly, we in th ...
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Yearning to Be a Cougar? How to Look Younger Than Your Age
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Cougars! The latest description of women who like younger men. [At least it’s no longer called “robbing the cradle” or “perverse.”] Throughout history, t ...
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Supplements That Can Help You Immensely As You Age
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I personally do not believe in the concept of anti-aging because we cannot really go backwards or stop our aging process. But anti-aging ...
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Mother’s Day
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[I post this poem every year] The Original Mother’s Day Proclamation We have gotten so far away from the original thoughts and made this one too into a shoppi ...
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