Older people living alone in the US are now in search of love after taking both doses of the corona vaccine. Now they consider themselves completely safe. In fact the epidemic last year forced many elderly people to live alone at home. During this time, he realized how much he needed a partner in life!

Elderly suffer the most stress and loneliness in the epidemic The Corona vaccine has been given to 80% of 65-year-olds in the United States. Now that the situation is getting normal, the elderly who live alone want to find a life partner as soon as possible to reduce their stress. The number of elderly people on dating sites in America has also increased by 15% nowadays.

Catherine Palmer, a 64-year-old teacher, received a second dose of the vaccine on April 8. They go on dates every Saturday wearing masks and also take adequate care of social distance. He says the epidemic has given him another chance to find love. So we should not waste time. If there is no husband in life, it seems that life has become so small. I am not ready to endure stressful times again. So I am quickly looking for a good life partner.

“When the lockdown happened, I was in Philadelphia with my father,” says Miss Lange, a graphic designer living in California.

He is an Alzheimer's patient. It was then that I realized how difficult it is to live life alone. That’s when I saw a lot of offers of my choice on a dating site. One proposal was from Stephen Pasky. I don't care about dialect or color, but Stephen has come a long way for me. Leaving everything behind, I felt very good.

The elderly, including 82-year-old Jim Bryan and 63-year-old Ann Mass, do not live alone. Jeff Gluck, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, says the elderly have suffered the most stress and loneliness in the aftermath of the epidemic, but they feel safer after being vaccinated. The desire to live has become more prevalent among those people, which is a very good thing.

I don't care about dialect or color, but Stephen has come a long way for me. Leaving everything behind, I felt very good.

They are feeling safe after being vaccinated. The desire to live has become stronger among those people, which is a very good thing. The elderly have endured the most stress and loneliness during the epidemic.