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6 Tips From Seniors to Have a Healthier 2018

Stay Positive

You are what you think you are when it comes to aging. Seniors who think of age as a means to achieve wisdom and overall satisfaction are more than 40 percent more likely to recover from a disability than those who see aging as synonymous with helplessness or uselessness.

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