The Corona Virus Pandemic has changed many of the social interactions that we have come to take for granted. With social distancing being a necessary step in curtailing this virus and coupled with the frailty of many of our seniors, inventive ways to say “Happy Mother’s Day” are coming about. This is particularly true in […]
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Stay Healthy With These Coronavirus Prevention Tips for Seniors Coronavirus has no doubt turned our world upside down and made us focus on prevention. Fear of contracting the virus has closed schools and businesses, and limited social interaction. While much about COVID-19 is still unknown, one thing is certain: it affects seniors with a greater
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How to Avoid Social Isolation While Social Distancing We all enjoy get-togethers with friends and family, meetings at church or school, and everyday encounters on the street or at the grocery store. It’s natural, and social interaction is an important component of good health. Humans rely on one another, and as such, depend on interpersonal
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The United States has a long history of generations making sacrifices for the betterment of another generation. All of our seniors today have been called upon to make major sacrifices – from the rationing during World War II, to the drafts of Vietnam – Americans answered the call to protect current and future generations. We
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There are countless benefits to pet ownership. From love and companionship to security and protection, our furry friends are important members of our families. Whether walking a dog or rubbing a belly, interactions with animals have proven health benefits. Dog owners are also more likely to get the recommended amount of daily exercise than their
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National Women’s History Month: Notable Senior Women in U.S. History March is National Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the significant contributions women have made to shaping our nation. The month-long celebration highlights notable women who have influenced our collective culture, from the first settlers to the movers and shakers of today. Cumberland
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Spring is in the air! March madness is here, and with it, thousands of high school children and college students are off for a week of fun. While many of us remember “Where the Boys Are” and more recent “Spring Break” movies of students partying on the beach, Spring Break is increasingly becoming a time
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This the month that we celebrate Presidents’ Day Weekend. Originally honored in 1800, the year after Washington’s death, and officially established in 1879 as a celebration of George Washington’s birthday on February 22, the date was moved in 1971 under the Uniform Monday Holiday Act to the third Monday of February. This move gave Federal
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January heralds the arrival of a new year, full of new possibilities. It is a time when many of us take stock of where we are at in our lives, and how we could improve our lives moving forward. For many seniors it may be time to consider changing their living arrangements. Perhaps the holidays
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