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How YOU can prevent devastating trips and falls in older adults
February 7th, 2024
How You Can Prevent Devastating Trips And Falls In Older Adults &Raquo; Woman Tripping

Falls Are Serious and Costly One out of five falls causes a serious injury such as broken bones or a head injury. Each year, 3 million older people are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries. Falls are the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). In 2015, the total medical costs for falls totaled more than $50 billion. Medicare and Medicaid shouldered 75% of these costs. Who We Are: Silver Spaces is a leading software company dedicated to improving the safety, security, and overall well-being of the elderly within their homes. Our mission is to empower caregivers, healthcare... Continue Reading

February 7th, 2024
Understanding Memory: Strategies, Challenges, and Improvements with Teepa Snow
December 11th, 2023

Imagine navigating our busy minds like an exhilarating roller-coaster ride! Our guide is the charismatic Teepa, a world-renowned dementia specialist, as she uncovers the curious workings of memory with humor, playfulness, and intriguing anecdotes. Listen here: The tour introduces ‘Memory Land’ – where ‘registering is king’. Teepa guides us through a bunch of haphazardly scattered memories – a 55-year-old elephant perched on a ball, a sharp transmission – that may seem meaningless unless registered coherently. As we dive deeper into the realm of divided attention, Teepa surfaces awareness... Continue Reading

December 11th, 2023
Senior Moments: 1. Myths and Facts
September 12th, 2023
Senior Moments: 1. Myths And Facts &Raquo; Dsc3090 Stan Goldberg By Tim Marsolais

This is the first of an article series on senior moments abstracted from my book, Preventing Senior Moments: How to Stay Sharp Into Your Nineties and Beyond. Everyone has said or done something they immediately regretted, like forgetting the name of a granddaughter, misusing a common word, making a bizarre connection between events, or forgetting […] Originally Published on https://stangoldbergwriter.com/ Continue Reading

September 12th, 2023
Top Ten Bucket List Items
July 12th, 2023

Creating a bucket list is a great way to set goals and seek new experiences. Here are 10 top bucket list items, along with some… The post Top Ten Bucket List Items appeared first on Senior Subway Social Network. Originally Published on https://seniorsubway.com/ Continue Reading

July 12th, 2023
Embracing the Joys of Gardening in Your Golden Years: A Guide for Seniors
May 25th, 2023

Gardening is a pastime that many of us cherish. The joy of seeing a seed sprout, a flower bloom, or a vegetable ripen is unparalleled. However, as we advance in years, maintaining a garden can become a daunting task. The physical exertion required for activities such as weeding, pruning, and planting can be overwhelming. But does that mean we should relinquish the pleasures of gardening as we age? Absolutely not! With a few strategic changes and thoughtful planning, seniors can continue to enjoy the benefits of gardening without the associated stress. This guide will provide you with simple yet... Continue Reading

A Different Kind of Motherhood: How Pet Ownership Can Foster Longevity in Seniors
April 30th, 2023

Motherhood is a profound journey that goes beyond giving birth to human offspring. It encompasses an all-encompassing love, a nurturing spirit, and an unbreakable bond that transcends biology. As we delve into this expansive understanding, we must also consider a different kind of parenthood, particularly resonant among seniors—being a pet parent. Pets, whether they are dogs, cats, birds, or fish, often fill our lives with joy, purpose, and companionship. They become our silent confidants, our playful companions, and our loyal friends. They weave themselves into the fabric of our daily routine... Continue Reading

April 30th, 2023
The Great Digital Adventure
April 29th, 2023

Seniors Tackling Tech Changes Like Champs! The click of a button, the scroll of a mouse, and the sound of an alert weren’t frequent in the past. However, these are now the beat of our digital lives. While the younger generation may be quick to adapt, our senior citizens, those 55 and older, frequently find themselves lost in a technological maze that is constantly evolving. But what’s this? They are rising to the occasion with style! 1. The Problem: Ever-Changing Digital Environments Let’s talk about Facebook, the well-known and adored social media platform. However, have you noticed how... Continue Reading

April 29th, 2023
The HIP ‘Dababyboomers’ are Down with Ageless Antics
March 26th, 2023

Beth and Cheryl Talk About Staying Active, Social Media Savvy, and Embracing Life as We Age In this engaging episode of TheHIPSenior Podcast, host Marianne Bailey sits down with Beth and Cheryl of Dababyboomers, two dynamic seniors who have been friends for decades. The pair reminisce about their first meeting as 23-year-old dancers, finding an […]  Continue Reading

March 26th, 2023
Josh and Bob’s Heartwarming Journey with Betty
March 12th, 2023

Caring for TikTok Famous Mom Betty Pettit with Alzheimer’s Disease Click here to listen to this podcast: Josh Pettit’s family has a heartwarming story of lifelong love and companionship. Bob and Betty, high school sweethearts from the Buffalo, New York area, met as fifth-graders and began dating in 1955. Betty became a devoted stay-at-home mom […]  Continue Reading

March 12th, 2023
Retired and Ready to Rumble: A Hilarious Account of a Trip to the Grand Opening of Aldi
February 18th, 2023
Retired And Ready To Rumble: A Hilarious Account Of A Trip To The Grand Opening Of Aldi &Raquo; Aldi.1 768X1024 1

I recently retired and found my productivity quickly went from 110% to barely hitting 8% on a good day. In all fairness, I contracted COVID two days after packing up my desk and spent the next four in bed. The first time I had COVID in December of 2020, before I was eligible for a vaccine, my only symptom was back pain. At that time I was put through a myriad of tests—from peeing in a cup to be sure I didn’t have a UTI, to a PET scan to check for a reoccurrence of lymphoma—only to discover it wasn’t The Big C thankfully, but The Big C-O-V-I-D. This Christmas, despite being a human pin cushion... Continue Reading

February 18th, 2023