One of the most upsetting features of getting older is memory loss.

Some people get worried about forgetting everyday things and get frustrated with themselves. Yet it is usually nothing more than a normal part of the aging process. The secret is to learn how to handle memory loss rather than fight it.

In every conversation between retirees the lack of memory will inevitably pop up every time. Some people laugh it off, some don't care, some don't notice it, while many are concerned. The fear is that it is a sign of something more serious - dementia in one form or another. It usually is not, but must be monitored.

In reality is merely a sign of some forgetfulness and can be handled by using various "remembering" techniques. The wise among us simply say, "It's an age thing" and get on with our lives.

"Going through the Retirement Door Successfully"

... is written and hosted by Bill Storie, Founder of Olderhood.com, a world leading retirement blog with over 70,000 Followers. Bill is retired and has first-hand knowledge, experience and roller-coaster comments about his life in retirement.

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