How to write a heartfelt note Whether it’s a Mother’s Day card, a condolence note, or simply a thank you email to someone who went out of their way for you, a written note is powerful. As my children will confirm from years of post Christmas and birthday torture sessions, I am a firm believer
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November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month! In this blog, I will explore the inspiring 2014 Sundance Film Festival winning documentary “Alive Inside” and discuss a strategy that can make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Alive Inside – 2014 Sundance Film Festival winning documentary “Alive Inside” is a
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With the end of the tax year approaching December is Car Donation Month. There are some great reasons to donate your old car: get a tax donation (SAVE MONEY!); get that old car towed for free (SAVE MONEY!); no more insurance, registration, or maintenance costs (SAVE MONEY!); no annoying paperwork to deal with, charities will
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Winter is arguably the most challenging season for senior safety. It is a time when cold weather can restrict mobility and make it harder to perform daily tasks. The health and well-being of seniors are frequently at risk during this time. Being prepared can prevent many problems. Here are four tips to keep seniors safe
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According to current government statistics, about 27% of older adults living in the United States live alone. That translates to about 14.7 million aging adults who may be spending Valentine’s Day alone this year. Of course there are caveats to that statement: Not everyone celebrates Valentine’s Day; Much of its hype is largely the result
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