Why moving with your children after 60 can be a fa.tal mistake (Page 2 ) | July 5, 2025

Reflect on whether living with your children is truly what you want or just what seems like the only option. Honor your own wishes for freedom.

2. Keep a space that belongs to you.

Even a small home of your own can be invaluable for maintaining emotional as well as physical independence.

3. Stay active and connected.

Avoid isolation. Join workshops, social clubs, senior centers, or volunteer activities, and surround yourself with people who appreciate you for who you are.

4. Be clear and honest with family.

If you do move in, establish your boundaries, routines, and the help you’re comfortable giving. Don’t let favors turn into expected duties.

5. Remember that your identity matters, regardless of age.

You still have the right to make decisions, to be heard, to enjoy life, and to rewrite your own story.

Geralda’s experience proves that age is never an obstacle to a new beginning. Family and love are important, but they should never come at the cost of self-respect. Living with dignity, independence, and purpose is not a luxury — it is a right. There is always time to reclaim your voice, your space, and your life.

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