Before retirement, Bea Lewis was a staff writer for Newsday and New York Newsday. She specialized in food and nutrition issues. When she and her husband moved to Florida, she penned a Q and A column for The Palm Beach Post on parent/adult child issues and shared that information in her book, "My Kids Are All Grown Up, So Why Are They Still Driving Me Crazy? How To Get Along With Your Adult Children, Their Spouses and Other Aliens.'' When her husband passed away, she shared her experiences in "A Widow's Journey: How I Went From Loss to Learning To Moving On.'' (Available on Amazon). Bea has three adult daughters, five granddaughters and one grandson. Recently, she became a great -grandmother.
I find myself fighting for my independence.
I discovered in my 80s that sexual pleasure has no age limit.
It’s sexy, fulfilling, fun and, yes, sometimes confusing.
To say I was shocked would be putting it mildly.
My friends and I have great-grandkids born to two wives.
An older grandma reveals the secrets to keeping the peace.
Here's how you can keep the peace.
Here's why it's so important to do so.
Here are some pointers on how to keep the peace.
