FollowShare We would like to thank those who made the At My Age Conference a success. PNC Bank www.pncbank.com Pittsburgh Port Authority of Allegheny County http://www.portauthority.org Moriarty Consultants Home Healthcare www.moriartyconsultants.com SD Transit www.sdtransit.com The New Pittsburgh Courier www.thenewpittsburghcourier.com Eclips Hair and Nail Salon (Check them out on Facebook) Flowers in the Attic http://www.flowersintheattic.com/ […]
Arlinda Moriarty Has Help for the Caregivers
December 4, 2016 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare By Arlinda Moriarty As the country experiences a rise in our baby boomer population, many of you may find yourselves in a situation that most of us will face at one time or another; and that is having to either find a nursing facility for a dependent loved one, or go through the challenges […]
7 Signs of Change
October 25, 2015 by 1 Comment
FollowShare 1. You don’t do the same things you used to do 2. You think differently than you used to 3. You act differently than you used to 4. You feel differently than you used to 5. You let go of things that you used to hold on to 6. You see positive changes that are […]
Attention Caregivers!
September 14, 2015 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare Quality care in your own home. Moriarty Consultants, Inc. provides non-medical in-home care service that will give our clients peace of mind. As an in-home care service provider we are committed and dedicated to achieving high standards of excellence. Our CPR certified staff has been trained in senior care solutions as well as disability […]
Stop Saying, “I’m Too Old”
October 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare Over the past few months I have heard women talk about the dreams they want to fulfill only to convince themselves that it is too late to pursue something new. You heard the saying, “If you think you can, then you can. If you think you can’t, then you can’t.” If not now, then […]
Retirement: What does it mean to you?
July 16, 2014 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare Former Police Officer and Detective, Brenda Tate retired from a 40-year career with the City of Pittsburgh Police Department. This is one woman who is not stepping away from work with a gold watch and a retirement plan. Over 100 people gathered on June 1st at the Marriott Hotel for Brenda’s farewell party. At […]
Becoming: Brenda Tate Turning the Page to a New Chapter
May 27, 2014 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare Brenda Tate to Retire from Police Force After 35 Years of Faithful Service The City of Pittsburgh would not be the same without Detective Brenda Tate. She has worked as an officer of the law for the past 35 years and is retiring this year after 35 years with the Pittsburgh Police Force. A […]
How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you were?
February 9, 2014 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare We don’t call it aging…we at “NEW” call it “Becoming.” Becoming what, you might ask? Becoming into what you really want to be and who you really are. Whether you are forty, approaching fifty or far beyond, women say you should celebrate and appreciate these stages of life. Who says getting older means you […]
Ola’s Getting All Brand “NEW”
December 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare I’m not wasting any time waiting for the new year to make resolutions. For a healthy life you need a healthy lifestyle. There are no secrets. The same rules apply to anything you want to accomplish. You just do it. You hang in there and stay focused. You make a plan, assess your progress […]
Your Stylish Ways: Mascara War
September 28, 2013 by Leave a Comment
FollowShare Am I the only one sick and tired of purchasing mascara and not seeing much difference between any of them? No more believing all of the hype…I’m done! I just have to accept the fact that I am eyelash-challenged. I had more mascara than I even realized. The ones that really work are the pair […]
Aging Women and the Media: They Just Aren’t That into Us!
March 27, 2013 by 1 Comment
FollowShare Aging Women and the Media: They Just Aren’t That into Us! I have noticed something missing in the media beyond the usual lack of minorities and positive role models on television, both in fictional programming and so-called “reality” TV. I have become disturbingly aware of the absence of “Women of a Certain […]