We live in a time where we have begun to really understand the true value of our social connections. As we age, our connections with each other are what keep us strong and resilient.  For this reason, more than any other, many retiring Baby Boomers are choosing to live in retirement communities. This simply means that they are choosing to live near other retired people who are close to their same age with similar interests. Living with peers offers friendship, companionship and a sense of community where you are looking out for each other.  Retirement communities are full of folks in the same age demographic, yet the age variance may…