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Stepping Up for a Friend

Many of us have taken to the streets during COVID-19, walking to stay fit and fight boredom. Patsy Harkess is no exception. But what is exceptional is that Patsy has walked 1,000 miles amid the pandemic to support ALS awareness and fundraising. Her story is one of determination, love for a friend, philanthropy, and a […]

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When Grandparents are the Parents

If you were to combine the ingenuity of Batman’s gadgets with Superman’s super speed, grandparents would still outdo them on both counts. When they’re needed, grandparents “leap tall buildings in a single bound” with crafty crafts, extra hugs, and plenty of sugary-baked goods in tow. But when grandparents are asked to take on the responsibility […]

It’s Heck Getting Old: Neuropathy

Our sense of touch relies on a network of peripheral nerves that branch off the spinal cord and send signals to the brain. Nerves in our skin and throughout our bodies alert us to everything from the gentlest tickle to the most painful injury. Neuropathy, or damage to one or more of these nerves, can […]

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What I Know Now: Mike Berry

Mike Berry served with the Kentucky Derby Festival for 33 years and retired in 2019 after serving 22 years as its president and CEO. He says he was prepared to start his second career — retirement — when he was asked by then-Governor-elect Andy Beshear to serve as Secretary of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts & […]

I Love My. . . Journal

Joan Frisz was in her first year of college in 1982 when a friend gave her a journal. This friend had noticed that Joan liked to write and did it well, and she thought it might be good for Joan to keep a record of her thoughts. The idea stuck. For 38 years, Joan has […]

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Health & Fitness

Stepping Up for a Friend

Many of us have taken to the streets during COVID-19, walking to stay fit and fight boredom. Patsy Harkess is no exception. But what is exceptional is that Patsy has walked 1,000 miles amid the pandemic to support ALS awareness and fundraising. Her story is one of determination, love for a friend, philanthropy, and a […]

It’s Heck Getting Old: Neuropathy

Our sense of touch relies on a network of peripheral nerves that branch off the spinal cord and send signals to the brain. Nerves in our skin and throughout our bodies alert us to everything from the gentlest tickle to the most painful injury. Neuropathy, or damage to one or more of these nerves, can […]

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When Grandparents are the Parents

If you were to combine the ingenuity of Batman’s gadgets with Superman’s super speed, grandparents would still outdo them on both counts. When they’re needed, grandparents “leap tall buildings in a single bound” with crafty crafts, extra hugs, and plenty of sugary-baked goods in tow. But when grandparents are asked to take on the responsibility […]

Staying Safe, Happy, and Connected

The year 2020 has been all about making plans and then having to deal with whatever life throws your way. Staff at personal care, assisted living, and memory care communities continue to work to keep residents socially active, emotionally healthy, and physically safe from COVID-19 even though that frequently means having to be prepared to […]

Be Prepared For Doctor Visits

Taking the elderly to a physician’s appointment allows them to get out of the house and be engaged in their own health issues by confiding in their physician and receiving a reassuring response. Developing a good plan for regular medical follow up is important to: • Allow for plenty of time so they do not […]

Don’t Be Duped

How fraudsters are taking advantage of COVID-19 to scam you Kathleen (*not her real name) was smitten. She received multiple texts like this each day from her new beau. In her 60s and widowed in 2019 after more than 40 years of marriage, Kathleen found herself lonely during the months of COVID-19 quarantine. So, she […]

Entertain and Engage

Looking for ideas to keep your loved one engaged? • Drop off pre-packaged craft supplies. Make sure the packages are easy to open and directions are written large. • Help them do some face-to-face online communication or join their church’s live stream worship services. • Set up a call schedule for friends and family. • […]

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The new year is a great time to start a new habit The new year is a great time to start a new habit like reading a book each month. Carmichael's Community Book Club meets virtually each month to discuss the great books the group is reading together. Here are a few recent picks to get you inspired: "Homegoing" by Yaa Gyasi and "White Teeth" by Zadie Smith.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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When taking the elderly to a doctor's appointment, When taking the elderly to a doctor's appointment, be prepared with a good plan. This will allow for plenty of time so they do not feel rushed. Be sure to have all the essentials on hand: snack, change of undergarments, additional medication doses, applicable paperwork and X-rays, and a mask. Also, try to schedule the appointment at an optimal time for the elderly family member or friend so they will be at their best.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Scammers have always been around, but they are now Scammers have always been around, but they are now taking advantage of COVID-19 to rip people off, in particular, people aged 60 and older. "Fraudsters use current events or things in the news to capitalize on their victims," says Paul Troy, senior crime victim advocate with ElderServe. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Looking for ways to keep your loved one engaged? K Looking for ways to keep your loved one engaged? Kayla Cook, RN and Owner of Caring Excellence Personalized Home Care Services, has a few ideas that can add some fun to their day, while keeping them engaged and entertained. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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