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Depression Can Affect More Than Just The Brain
Diseases that would normally be associated with old age are showing up in younger individuals who have dealt with or who are dealing with depression, psychological stress and post – traumatic stress disorder for long periods of time.
Pressure Sores: What are They and Why are They Important?
Pressure sores are a significant risk for people who are bed-ridden and may cause death in extreme cases. This includes many elderly, especially those in nursing homes…
Sleep’s Importance in Aging Well
Many think that as we get older, the need for sleep decreases but results from research are saying otherwise. While it is true that seniors’ sleep patterns change over the years, a full night’s sleep (7.5-9 hours), undisturbed, is as important as the emotional and physical state of their life. Sleep helps the memory process, [...]
You Are Old Father William
“You are old, Father William,” the young man said,
“And your hair has become very white;
Studies on a Link Between Diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease
Diabetics are at twice the risk of Alzheimer’s and are 1.75 times more likely to suffer from dementia of any form.
Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
If you want to increase your likelihood that your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment will be known and followed, the MOLST form is a good place to start.
Achieving a Longer, Quality Life
Scientists are investigating aging from many different directions, researching ways to enhance our life quality, and in the process, extend our lives. And it’s not just for the elderly among us.
Seniors’ Companions Make Travel Possible
Accompanied senior travel makes the world safer, larger, brighter, and a lot more fun for the individual.
Laughter and Longevity
Like your muscles, your brain needs regular workouts to stay healthy and fit as you age.
THE FOUR STAGES OF CAREGIVING
If you are you providing unpaid assistance to a spouse, relative, or friend who is ill, disabled, or needs help with basic activities of daily living you are a caregiver.








