March 13th, 2024 Mark O'Brien
I was going to excerpt portions of President Biden’s 2024 State of the Union remarks and annotate them with snide comments. But four things happened: I realized snark is indistinguishable from truth at this point, and snark doesn’t sit well in some circles. Neither does truth. And here we are. I wouldn’t have enough time […]
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March 13th, 2024 Ben Graham
Caring for the elderly in your home is not only an act of love but also a commitment to their dignity and quality of life. As our loved ones age, their needs evolve, requiring a delicate balance of support, independence, and attention to their well-being. This comprehensive guide delves deeper into each critical aspect of […]
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March 13th, 2024 Ben Graham
When moving into a nursing home, it’s crucial to pack not just the essentials but also items that ensure comfort, convenience, and a touch of home. Selecting the right items can significantly enhance the quality of life for nursing home patients, making their space feel more personal and their daily routines more familiar and manageable. […]
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March 13th, 2024 Barbara Karnes
It has been almost six months since my husband of 62 years died. As an end of life educator I have taught about loss and grief, and even written a booklet about it. BUT what I didn’t really understand were the emotional thoughts and feelings of grief. I couldn’t and didn’t understand because I had […]
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March 13th, 2024 Jodie Filogomo
I wanted to share my most 5 recent favorite books on aging. Anyone and everyone can access books either online or from their local libraries, so I think it behooves us to read as much as we can on subjects near and dear to our hearts. And since we are all aging every day, this […]
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March 13th, 2024 Royce Shook
Opioids, commonly referred to as “narcotics,” are potent medications used widely to treat pain — but they also have strong potential for misuse and addiction. Over the past decade, the opioid crisis in Canada has become a major, growing public health emergency. Two comprehensive factors have contributed to the acceleration of the opioid crisis in […]
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March 13th, 2024 Paulette Ensign
Do you break out in a cold sweat when you think about selling the wonderful product or service you finally completed? You labored over it, every nuance, every detail, assessed it, revised it, poured hours of thought and action into it. NOW WHAT? You created something that is sure to be useful to a lot […]
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March 13th, 2024 Steve DiGioia
Join us for a culinary journey through Saginaw’s vibrant restaurant scene as we highlight the “Top 3 Chinese Restaurants to Discover.” Discover a unique fusion of flavors that combines classic authenticity with contemporary innovations for a dining adventure unlike any other. These spots offer top-notch cuisine in Saginaw. They provide a variety of traditional Chinese […]
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March 12th, 2024 Steve DiGioia
Welcome to Nashville, Tennessee’s vibrant hub, where the enticing aroma of grilled BBQ fills the air and attracts residents and tourists alike. Get ready to experience a delightful array of scents in this vibrant city with a rich musical history. Indulge in a variety of BBQ spots that capture the true spirit of southern cuisine. […]
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March 12th, 2024 Aimmee Kodachian
RESPECTING ELDERS – A THING OF THE PAST? By Dr. Angelika Selle Looking at today’s society, especially here in the United States, we don’t see much of what used to be called filial piety. Over the last 50 to 60 years, the tradition of giving honor and respect to parents, older adults, teachers, civic leaders, […]
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