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Staying Young: Five Fun Fall Activities For Seniors
Five Fun Fall Activities for Seniors Seniors may be a little past the age for Trick-or-Treating, but there are plenty of fun fall activities for seniors to help you and your aging loved one enjoy the fall season. While there are many ways to get excited for fall, we’ve lined up the top five fun…
Read MoreToo Hot to Handle: Heat Strokes in Seniors
We are heading towards the middle of July which means summer is in full swing. You may have noticed that the temperature is beginning to really pick up. It is also getting a lot more humid outside. These hot, humid conditions can be dangerous to those who go out in them. One condition many…
Read MoreBest Senior Vacation Spots to Visit
The first day of summer was just a few days ago and it’s beginning to feel like it. The beginning of summer also means the beginning of vacation season. Who doesn’t love to go on a nice, relaxing vacation in the middle of July? Since most seniors are over the age of 65, we went…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Awareness Month: What is Alzheimer’s?
Alzheimer’s Awareness June is National Alzheimer’s and Brain awareness month. We want to take the time to better inform you on Alzheimer’s disease. We will be discussing a variety of things regarding Alzheimer’s to help give you a better understanding. What is Alzheimer’s? Alzheimer’s is a cognitive disorder. It is the most common form of…
Read More5 Things We Can Learn From Stephen Hawking About Living with ALS
Yesterday morning Stephen Hawking, a world-renowned physicist, died at the age of 76 in his Cambridge home. Stephen Hawking is a revolutionary scientist who made many discoveries about the intricacies of black hole mechanics and singularities. In addition to be an incredible scientist he was a sufferer of ALS. He was diagnosed with ALS at…
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