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Can You Get a New View of Aging?
I’m sure you have heard statements about 70 being the “new 50” and all the things that boomers are STILL doing at their “advanced” ages. I know I have. But it brings up a very fundamental question
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3 Benefits to the Daily Constitutional and Other Daily Habits
For years I wondered what a daily constitutional was. I heard it in movies and oblique references in adult conversation and for some reason pictured an early 19th century man twirling an umbrella while
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Thank a Veteran Today
We all know special men and women who have worked hard to serve our country, but how often do we really take the time to reflect on their service and genuinely thank them? According to the 2012 U.S. Census,
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Understanding is First Step in Breaking the Aging Senior’s Blues
Here’s some information that many families don’t know but should know about their aging loved one’s happiness and sense of well-being. If you’ve wondered about Aunt Mary’s blue mood and how to
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Taking Care of Mom or Grandma Requires More Than Luck!
As your parents or grandparents age, you start to notice things like they’re slowing down and don’t seem to be quit as sharp as they used to be. Once thoughts of them – and your worries – are
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Care Callers Give Your Favorite Senior Something to Count On
Depending on individual religious beliefs and spirituality, the majority of us understand the circle of life and we grow up accepting that all lives end. But later in life, this understanding may take
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Aging Mom May be Assertive and Independent – And Lonely
Women tend to live longer than men. It’s been that way for many, many years – at least here in the United States. So it isn’t much of a surprise that in the 2010 Census, 53,364 people age 100 and
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I See Mom is Changing as She Ages – Open the Conversation Now
It’s been a little while since you spent that weekend with your mom at her house a state away and it’s still bothering you. While you have an image of Mom whisking around the kitchen and organizing
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Does Grandma need help? Make a Daily Call the Beginning of the Conversation
Even though Grandma didn’t want to come for all the family gatherings recently, you made time to go over to her house with a nice lunch a couple of weekends. Most of the time, when people start out a
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Get Started with Keeping in Touch Solutions for Less This February
February is the month for spreading a little love and so that’s exactly what all of us at Keeping in Touch Solutions want to do!
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