Inspired Life I am dying at age 49. Here’s why I have no regrets. Life is all about a series of moments, and I plan to spend as much remaining time as I can savoring each one ...

I am at the beginning of the 16th year of my retirement after 33 years of service at the VA Medical Center in Syracuse. When people ask me where I used to work, I’ve proudly said “at the VAMC ...

Sure. Am I able to respond to questions from my suegros? I’d like to think so. But deep down, I feel like they’re always thinking, “Pobrecito no sabe.” Because the further I get away from my Spanish, ...

I am 60 and plan to retire in March. I have $113K in my 401(k) and no other savings, but I will get an early retirement package of 9 months salary.

“I may be new to the community, but I am eager to learn about the strong and resilient people who came before me and paved the way so I could be more comfortable today,” he continued.

I feel that I can no longer, in good conscience, hold to the identity of "gay".<BR><BR>First off - in no way am I "cured". I am still a Kinsey 6 - I have no affectional attraction at all to women.

Hi Larry, I'v been on SSDI since 2015 and am turning 62 soon. My current benefit is about $2,175. I have been able to work within the guidelines, making only $15,000 free lancing remotely.