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Sharon Jayson

Austin
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Fast and accurate writer/media strategist. Unofficial member of the All 50 Club. Former @usatoday reporter & broadcaster. Loves ballet, travel & entertaining.
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Social Security Considers Disability Insurance Changes

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By Sharon Jayson
| AARP
AARP (Getty Images,3) Potential changes in how the Social Security Administration (SSA) evaluates disability claims could deny benefits to hundreds of thousands of people and disproportionately affect older adults, according to a new study.
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For battered brands, consumers can be defenders

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By Sharon Jayson, Stephanie Baum, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
On New Year's Eve, 2019, a Domino's Pizza delivery worker sold pizzas for $30 in Times Square, even though the same pizza would normally sell for half that price. When New York City's mayor blasted the chain online, many customers sprang to its defense. They argued the price was reasonable, considering how difficult it was to get through the crowds. "If the $30 was too expensive, then nobody would have bought it," tweeted one customer.
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Finding the Right Grief Support Group for Healing

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By Sharon Jayson
| AARP
Molly Snee Navigating the territory of bereavement and grief can be overwhelming amid daily life demands. For those in the throes of mourning and lingering sadness, a support group may help ease the pain and provide some comfort. And those who have made grief their life’s work say finding the right group makes all the difference.
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