Retirement is the light at the end of the tunnel. It often comes at a time in life when our children are grown, or at least away from home and on their own, which leaves us with plenty of “free” time. What will you do with all that time when you don’t have to answer to the boss (or if you are the boss, the alarm clock)? Retirement can be scary for those whose work is their … [Read more...] about Life After Retirement: Tips to Enjoy a Happy, Healthy Post-Work Life
Stuart Markovitz, M.D. of Charleston Men’s Clinic
Stuart Markovitz, M.D. Charleston Men’s Clinic 1300 Hospital Drive, Suite 310 Mount Pleasant 843-654-0330 www.charlestonmensclinic.com Most men are embarrassed talking about sexual issues. Making the conversation even more uncomfortable for many men is the fact that most medical offices are staffed with women, and, often, the physician or medical provider is a … [Read more...] about Stuart Markovitz, M.D. of Charleston Men’s Clinic
SRES Agents Helping Seniors Buy and Sell Homes
Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant life decisions you can make, and you want to ensure you are working with the right people to help you meet your specific needs as you age. When it comes time to select a Realtor®, consider using one with an SRES® designation, which stands for Seniors Real Estate Specialist®. To acquire the designation and become a SRES … [Read more...] about SRES Agents Helping Seniors Buy and Sell Homes
Fitness at Any Age, for a Lifetime: Local Athletes Who Redefine the Status Quo
It’s no secret what the benefits of exercise are, especially as we age — improved heart and lungs, stronger muscles, weight loss. … In general, we’re healthier and happier, but most of us still find every excuse not to do it. We’re too busy. We’re too old. It’s too hot. It’s too cold. Well, lots of our neighbors in their 50s through 80s are leaping over those excuses. … [Read more...] about Fitness at Any Age, for a Lifetime: Local Athletes Who Redefine the Status Quo
Memories of Growing Up East of the Cooper
Mount Pleasant has changed a lot in the past 80 years, from a population of 1,700 in 1940 to over 86,000 now. The memories of those who grew up here years ago are treasures to keep and share. The following memoir stories reveal a time when the Old Village was the “downtown,” there was no dentist nor a bank in town, vegetables were stored under the porch, everyone had four-digit … [Read more...] about Memories of Growing Up East of the Cooper