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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Finding a Hobby in Elder Age
The common denominator among many senior citizens is boredom. After a productive and busy life, retirement years can seem slow and uneventful. When your senior relative is feeling down in the dumps or just plain bored, you have the opportunity to lift them up. Here are some ways to help. Continue reading
Memory Care For Peace of Mind & Freedom
For the patients of Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia, as well as their family members, memory loss can be a frightening and heartbreaking thing. That’s why we want to be there to make the process more manageable with the help of our dependable, understanding caregivers. Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimers and Memory Care, Family Caregivers, Resources
Tagged Alzheimers, care, caregiver, dementia, family, memory
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The National Veterans Golden Age Games
“Life begins at 55” goes the expression, and for 26 years veterans have been proving it by challenging themselves physically at the National Veterans Golden Age Games. Veterans 55 and older participate, and the competition is the largest for this age group of military veterans in the world. This year, the events are scheduled for May 26 to 31 in Hawaii. Continue reading
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Tagged air rifle, bowling, canoeing, checkers, cycling, golden age, golf, hawaii, military, outrigger, shuffleboard, swimming, Veterans
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On Topic with Parkinson’s Disease
It happens at least once per generation; a shocking diagnosis sends a ripple effect throughout an entire family. While each family reacts differently to life-changing news, one thing remains the same; it is an opportunity for families to strengthen their relationships and renew an optimistic outlook. Continue reading



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