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What I Really Know About Freedom
At 66, I’ve finally found the freedom to be myself. Five years ago I started shedding the “shoulds” in my life and began to liberate myself from a lifetime of doing what was expected. It all started with dance. More>>
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Add Long-Term Care to the Health Reform Debate
Sadly, for too many lawmakers, the long-term needs of millions of Americans are merely an afterthought, writes researcher Howard Gleckman. More>>
Where We Stand
Health Reform Now
Cutting prices in Medicare’s Part D coverage gap—the doughnut hole—by 50 percent is an early win for reform and a major step forward. But it is only a start. More>>
Letters to the Editor
July 2009 Letters
Readers react to the June print issue of the AARP Bulletin. More>>
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In the Eye of the Storm
Rep. Dan Maffei of New York is bombarded with letters, lobbyists and hard choices as he decides how to support health care reform. More>>
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When the Time Comes
She had two jobs; she was getting married; she was hip-deep in real estate matters and her mother, sometimes imperceptibly, was dying of cancer. More>>
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Remembering Michael Jackson
A photographic look at the pop star's life and career. More>>
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What I Really Know
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