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"Being willing to acknowledge that we are both redeemed and a community, and never quite redeemed, for me, has a powerful message."
Bill Gran,
Spiritual Ministries Consultant



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Senior topics

Memory care

Home safety tips for people with Alzheimer’s disease

Apr 29, 2013


For someone with Alzheimer’s disease, it may become difficult to recognize what is safe or unsafe in the home and in interactions with other people.

A person’s brain function and abilities...

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Senior care & services

Nursing homes have changed

Apr 08, 2013


We’ve progressed a long way from some of the old nursing home stereotypes that have been around since before I began working in and with nursing homes almost 30 years ago.

After graduating...

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Home

What to do with unused and expired medication

Feb 13, 2013


Have you ever wondered what you should do with medications that have expired or that you are no longer using? Throwing them in the trash or flushing them down the toilet may seem like a...

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Relationships

Preserving the past

Feb 06, 2013


Henry Ford once said, “History is more or less bunk. It’s tradition. We don’t want tradition. We want to live in the present, and the only history that is worth a tinker’s damn is the...

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Senior advocacy

U.S. financial challenges weigh heavy but not hopeless

Jan 25, 2013


On Jan. 2, fiscal cliff tax cuts became law, some permanently and some temporarily. For about 98 percent of Americans, it was very good news, since taxes were not increased by the...

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Senior advocacy

Developing a healthier collective attitude toward aging

Jan 18, 2013


Older adults make up an easily identifiable and distinct part of the U.S. population. Why do we lack an established lexical etiquette for discussing them?

Surveys by the Good Samaritan...

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