I regret drifting from my oldest friends – at 64, I’m lonely

Loving my partner is easy. Finding the courage to stay feels harder

Our decade together has helped me see myself as capable of change, rather than as always looking for a way out

At 66, I’m living my best life: smoking fags, drinking cocktails – but missing the sea

Julie Burchill: I had the best times of my life at my pebbly paradise

3 Signs You and Your Partner Are Falling Into ‘Roommate Syndrome’ (and How to Fix It)

When it comes to long-term relationships, it’s easy to fall into a rut and become complacent. However, this behavior can destroy even the best and healthiest connections. Experts call this “roommate syndrome,” and it’s not as lighthearted as it might sound. What Is ‘Roommate Syndrome’ in Dating? In dating, roommate syndrome refers to the dynamic []

We Need To Talk About The Friendships We're Letting Go

Letting go of a longtime friendship can leave you swimming in guilt. Therapists explain why friendships naturally fade as we age, and why it isn't a failure.

Case Study: Michigan Nonprofit Strengthens Elder Support Services with Cisco’s Cloud‑Managed Network

Isolation among older adults is a silent epidemic, especially in rural areas where geography, weather, and limited transportation can compound loneliness. A significant portion also experience economic insecurity, a reality reflected in national data showing that millions of seniors struggle with rising costs of housing, food, and healthcare, leaving them at heightened risk of poverty. For Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly (LBFE), whose mission is to alleviate isolation among older adults, reliable communication and connection are more than operational necessities — they’re lifelines.