Readers will find plenty of helpful tips and techniques, all laced with the author's brand of anxiety-reducing humor. Many of the senior adults who have been helped via Sherman's syndicated computer column are now enjoying quality relationships over the Internet, participating in support groups for parenting or substance abuse, making friends and developing business and professional relationships.
Grandparents are now able to enjoy photos of grandchildren from far away, through e-mail.
Topics addressed by the author include the ABC's of e-mail, Internet Chat, Newsgroups, WebTV, Browsers and Search Engines, Shopping Online, a list of helpful websites for seniors, and a forecast of the Internet's future. It's all just a matter of how and when . It's for all these people that I wrote this book. Older people who lack social support may be at increased risk of heart disease, says a new research study reported by the Center for the Advancement of Health. Health Psychology Program in Salt Lake City studied 67 women and men to learn how cardiovascular health is related to age and social support.