Conversation Connecticut: The best way to enjoy life as people age
Patricia Greenberg talks about tasks to assist people to accept growing older in a healthy, joyful way.
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5h agoIn today's "Conversation Connecticut," News 12's Rebecca Surran welcomes Patricia Greenberg, aging well expert and author and host of the YouTube show "It's OK to be Old." She talks about tasks to assist people to accept growing older in a healthy, joyful way.
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