by Sylvia S. Fox | Sep 15, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
I was 60 years old when I was first diagnosed with osteoporosis after my first DEXA scan, a low-dose, Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry scan to assess bone density and predict the risk of fractures. It was an unpleasant—and not uncommon—surprise. Like many women of my...
by Sharry Mullin | Jun 8, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
The poet Jane Hirshfield wrote the words: A day is vast. Until noon. Then it’s over. As a morning person, the words rang true for me. I am one who wakes up early with anticipation of the possibilities that the day can hold. But by two in the afternoon, the excitement...
by Karna Hanna | Apr 28, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
When my husband Don and I met in 1966 at the University of Kansas, it would have been hard to predict the passion for worldwide travel that has dominated our lives. Early indicators were not particularly aligned. Don grew up in a small rural farming town in western...
by Pat Malandra | Feb 17, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
I guess it’s never too late, for any of it. After pulling up roots and criss-crossing the country, after health issues, loss, and heartbreak, my life is full to brimming again. I’m centered again. And though I didn’t really envision myself doing this again, here I am...
by Caron Grossman | Feb 3, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
Have you ever dreamed so big, so clear, so exciting, only to sabotage yourself the moment you started? Enter the usual suspects: resistance, procrastination, and self-doubt claiming their seat at the table, smirking as if daring you to make them leave. I know this...
by Catherine T. Horn | Jan 20, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
It took 32 years for me to make my dream of publishing a children’s picture book a reality. I had dreamed of publishing a children’s book since our children were toddlers, reading bath books and board books. I was always especially enamored with picture books,...
