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A town that battles lonliness

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Elders who are homebound face a daunting foe in their efforts to have quality of life. That foe is loneliness. When individuals with medical conditions or very limited mobility are living in their homes but don’t have companion care, they have a very real need for social interaction. This interaction needs to be more than … Continue reading

Spring crafts for Seniors and Kids to do together

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We all know that Easter brings families together to visit and participate in a celebration of Spring. After asking some of my friends who have both small children and elders at these visits what they wished to see more of was “wishing the kids would spend more time with the elderly family members.”  After giving … Continue reading

Some tips to help keep an eye on your senior neighbors during bad weather

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In many parts of the country, there have been several bad storms resulting in power outages, high snowfall and icy conditions. All of these conditions are difficult for able bodied individuals to deal with, but they present extreme danger to elderly people who have mobility or health-related issues. If you have elderly friends or neighbors, … Continue reading

Alzheimer’s Association event in Brewster March 8 – Don’t miss!

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Have you been looking after a loved one who seems to be getting more and more “forgetful” as time progresses? What is the difference between the simple forgetfulness of aging and Alzheimer’s? There will be an hour long presentation from the Alzheimer’s Association in Brewster this Thursday where the symptoms of Alzheimer’s will be discussed … Continue reading

The struggle for affordable homecare and worker’s rights

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As seniors age, more and more of them are seeking care at home. Sometimes the needs of those seeking care are very high, which takes a toll on home health workers who are often unpaid for a significant part of their shift. 2 Really important issues to address: 1. How to increase the number of … Continue reading