Navigating the world as a solo traveler can be challenging but also rewarding. For septugenarian Anne Marie Jones, who uses a wheelchair, this rings especially true – even when it takes her more ...

This is Part One of a four-part series published over four consecutive weeks. A few weeks ago, I had dinner with John, a friend of mine in California in his mid-60s who is grieving the loss of his ...

We’re Born Alone and Die Alone — So Why Do We Crave Connection? From the very first breath we take to the last breath we leave behind, life is, in many ways, a solitary journey. We are born alone. And ...