We're older now and have adult children. Perhaps they look at us as as old-fashioned, not with-it, and unable to keep up with the pace of life and the latest technology. How do we interpret this? What is our role now?
There are seven other seniors in the van, all members of the local center for the memory-impaired. I am the escort who makes sure everyone arrives home safely…
Hashem is indeed looking out for us during these times of uncertainty and upheaval...
During those months of job searching, it seemed to me that nothing was moving. However, behind the scenes, Hashem was moving worlds to bring me the perfect job.
There is often one adult child who takes over the lion's share of caring for an elderly parent. Often, it's the child who lives closest or who doesn't work full-time…
Living longer does not magically cure personality defects. Lusty young guys who never grow up inevitably become dirty old men. Traits like jealousy, greed and pessimism do not go away by themselves. A young bully becomes an old bully…
Trusting Hashem is easy when our lives are ticking along nicely, when everyone is healthy and the kids are doing fine. When money isn't a problem and our marriages feels good…It's a different story when taking care of ill, elderly parents.
No other person in life will provide you with so many opportunities for personal growth, not even your kids! After they leave home, you'll still be there with that one person...
I am gradually becoming a senior citizen and it's not what I expected; I had some misconceptions about getting older, a few preconceived ideas...
Here are some great suggestions from our spiritual leaders that help us invoke more Divine protection in our lives; we all need it…
Old people invariably worry about Social Security and pension plans. They should be worried about reaching a ripe old age in true dignity and purity, with a clean mind and with unblemished personal holiness.
Dad, after the heart attack, the intensive care and the gruelling resuscitation, all of a sudden looked remarkably well. He was even smiling. What was he seeing?
Before Martin changed his lifestyle, he never thought of Hashem, but Hashem thought of him. He asked, "Why was Hashem here for me when I wasn't here for Him?"
Ultimately we will be reunited with all of our loved ones. There will be a great resurrection of souls. Everyone will return to healed and perfected bodies...
The yetzer hara’s job is to make a person feel stale, unproductive, and unable to meet challenges or visualise or conceptualise new possibilities...
When a parent becomes infirm through age, the dynamics change. Suddenly, the roles reverse; the child becomes the giver and the parent receiver...
When we’re happy in marriage, we never get fired. We aren’t allowed to quit. We have the opportunities to reap the rewards of the most intense love and happiness here on earth…
The 49 days between Pesach and Shavuot (counting the Omer) is a propitious time for working on our character traits. Read an amazing, true story that illustrates the life-giving chessed of making others feel needed.