Candy Schulman

Candy Schulman

Candy Schulman’s award-winning essays have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, Salon and elsewhere, including anthologies. She is working on a memoir about mothers and daughters. She teaches writing at the New School in New York City.

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Living

In the Blink of an Eye, Childhood Is Over

Childhood

From stories to soccer, a mother misses what's gone and embraces what remains

JUNE 5, 2019 | By Candy Schulman

Health

Hello Acid Reflux, Bye Bye Coffee and Wine

Acid Reflux

With acid reflux, dropping acid isn't what it used to be

NOVEMBER 7, 2018 | By Candy Schulman

Living

Life Changes When Your Millennial Moves Out

Millennial Moves Out

Transition is challenging and poignant for this mother and her daughter

OCTOBER 15, 2018 | By Candy Schulman

Living

When Your Spouse Is a Picky Eater

Picky Eater

Avoiding a freekeh freakout and instilling healthy eating habits can be tough

FEBRUARY 5, 2018 | By Candy Schulman

Living

I Hired My Daughter to Be My Tech Savior

Tech Problems

But it's important to make it worth her time

AUGUST 4, 2017 | By Candy Schulman

Living

The Secret to a Long Marriage

Loving couple laying on picnic blanket

Our relationship is different from our parents' but just as lasting

JUNE 22, 2016 | By Candy Schulman

Health

Why We Missed the Signs of My Mom’s Lewy Body Dementia

Older woman

Robin Williams also suffered from the disease, often misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's

JANUARY 4, 2016 | By Candy Schulman

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Four long-term survivors of HIV: Joseph Gaxiola, Stephanie Stuart, Sharon Bosley and Robert Toth

Living

‘We Weren’t Expected to Live This Long’

Long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS reflect on what they've witnessed and endured

Special Report

Four long-term survivors of HIV: Joseph Gaxiola, Stephanie Stuart, Sharon Bosley and Robert Toth

Still Here, Still Positive

A series on America's first generation aging with HIV/AIDS

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Special Report

Group of older adults enjoying coffee at a coffee house.

In Good Company

We all feel lonely at times. But it doesn't have to be that way.