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Do This For A New Spring Look

April 18, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Spring, with its warmer weather, bluer skies, and longer days, inspires us to live more fully. Here is something you can do as you burst from your winter cocoon! Find A New Spring Top  Surprise Lily Boutique opened in the Highlands in the Fall of 2023 and carries all kinds … [Read more...] about Do This For A New Spring Look

Filed Under: Featured, Passions, People, Positive Mental Thinking

This Volunteer Is Feeding Those In Need

April 17, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Jeffersonville High School graduate Suzanne Eckert spent 30 years serving flights around the country as a flight attendant for Eastern, Kiwi and UPS Airlines. She retired in 1999, and she and her husband John Eckert, a Methodist pastor, returned to Indiana from Georgia in … [Read more...] about This Volunteer Is Feeding Those In Need

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Usher, Lenny, And Sheryl…This Is Who We’re Listening To Now

April 10, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Usher: Coming Home Between landing a Super Bowl halftime performance and releasing his first solo album since 2016’s Hard II Love, February was a big month for Usher. The album contains some previously released tracks including the chill R&B single Good Good including 21 … [Read more...] about Usher, Lenny, And Sheryl…This Is Who We’re Listening To Now

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Small Town | Lots Of Activities. Head South And Check Out Exit 58

April 9, 2024 · Leave a Comment

I’d driven up and down I-65 countless times over the years, making my way back and forth between family in Nashville to home in Louisville, with hardly a thought given to making a stop at exit 58. In fact, the exits I paid most attention to were those with the best gas prices! … [Read more...] about Small Town | Lots Of Activities. Head South And Check Out Exit 58

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Try Softball This Spring

April 8, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Spring, with its warmer weather, bluer skies, and longer days, inspires us to live more fully. Here are some things to try as you burst from your winter cocoon!Play Softball Spring is a great time to play some ball. Consider joining a co-ed softball team through Louisville … [Read more...] about Try Softball This Spring

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Feeling safe at home and in your neighborhood star Feeling safe at home and in your neighborhood starts with a few smart, simple precautions—and the right home security devices can make a big difference. We found multiple ways to help you feel secure and at ease.⁠
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We share an article, that explores the journey of We share an article, that explores the journey of grief and what you may experience in both your own emotions and the responses of those around you. It offers gentle guidance to help you navigate this difficult time with understanding, patience, and self-compassion.⁠
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Bringing home health caregivers into your home can Bringing home health caregivers into your home can provide the extra support needed to maintain comfort, safety, and independence. With compassionate, professional care, both you and your loved one can feel more at ease while navigating daily routines. ⁠
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Juggling caregiving and everyday responsibilities Juggling caregiving and everyday responsibilities can be overwhelming, but a personal concierge can help lighten the load. From managing errands to coordinating care, these services offer practical support so you can focus more on what matters most—being present for your loved one.⁠
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Pre-planning your own funeral isn’t about focusing Pre-planning your own funeral isn’t about focusing on death—it’s about making thoughtful, loving decisions that ease the burden on your family when the time comes. It’s a meaningful way to ensure your wishes are honored while giving your loved ones comfort, clarity, and peace of mind. See how this agency is helping those with the pre-planning process.⁠
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Caregiving can be demanding. We share some healthf Caregiving can be demanding. We share some healthful tips and smart tech accessories that can make a meaningful difference day to day. Our latest article shares simple wellness tips and helpful tools to support both you and your loved one with greater ease and confidence.⁠
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Enjoy the comfort of community living where every Enjoy the comfort of community living where every meal is both delicious and thoughtfully prepared for your health and well-being. With a professionally trained chef creating nutritious, flavorful dishes each day, dining becomes something to truly look forward to. ⁠
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There isn’t one set way that someone’s sanctuary s There isn’t one set way that someone’s sanctuary space has to be or look. “I think it can look very different to each person, based on their needs and lifestyle,” says interior designer Christy Maser.⁠
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“Socialization is important to maintain our mental “Socialization is important to maintain our mental health." Check out our list of the numerous programs and activities that provide excellent social outlets and opportunities for stimulation in the Kentuckiana region.⁠
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What people don't realize is that your digital foo What people don't realize is that your digital footprint doesn't disappear when you stop using the internet. Unless you take steps to remove it, your online accounts and personal information can remain active indefinitely. We spoke with a cybersecurity expert to learn how to keep our information and accounts safe. Read more in the link provided.⁠
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The word declutter has been getting a lot of press The word declutter has been getting a lot of press lately, and for good reason. Our local organizing expert defines clutter as 'anything that stops you from having calm in your life.' Are you finding that you'd like to invite more calm into your life? ""Decluttering is a decision waiting to happen"" says owner of Ashley Organizes. Read more on how to get started and invite more calm into your life. ⁠
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How can you visit someone with dementia when you c How can you visit someone with dementia when you can't understand what they're saying very well? There are many questions regarding dementia we would all like to understand. Read how this woman provides insight and answers to commonly asked questions. ⁠
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As caregivers, we collectively remember that not e As caregivers, we collectively remember that not everything has a solution, but most things can be improved. In this article we answer some commonly asked questions about caring for a loved one, along with some ideas for outings and visits. ⁠
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"By moving in with my parents as their caretaker, "By moving in with my parents as their caretaker, my parents could stay together in their home, where they are familiar with the surroundings. Some days are harder than others, but I do not question or regret my decision at all. And I would do it again in a heartbeat."⁠
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Have you suddenly found yourself in the role of ca Have you suddenly found yourself in the role of caregiver? If so, you’re not alone. One adult child shares the lessons they’ve learned along the way—insights and practical tips that may help guide you as you navigate the challenges and responsibilities of caregiving.⁠
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What’s left to explore? We discovered local wayfin What’s left to explore? We discovered local wayfinders who are navigating the skies, waters, forests, flowers, and new seasons of life.⁠
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🍰 Dive into a delicious spring sheet cake⁠
✈️ Book a wellness vacation⁠
🏇 Place a Derby bet⁠
🪻 Find out your landscaping personality⁠
😌 Create a caregiver sanctuary⁠
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Now’s the time for a new adventure!⁠
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Support, and the sharing of ideas, skills, and res Support, and the sharing of ideas, skills, and resources are vital to working with siblings and professionals who provide care for your loved one. Read how this one woman found caring for her mother second nature and how an adult child can be responsible for their elders even if that means learning on the job.⁠
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Many people agree, we as a society tend to shy awa Many people agree, we as a society tend to shy away from details surrounding the end of life. We celebrate the beginning of life, but there are people whose primary purpose is to bring joy to the end of life. Learn more about a ""death doula"" and their role, and how they can meet loved ones needs in a special way.⁠
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What would make your home work better for you or y What would make your home work better for you or your loved one? Independent aging tools can range from home modifications, smart technology, meal delivery, house cleaning, improved lighting, among other things. Read the full article in the link provided for more helpful tips on how you and your loved one can stay at home. ⁠
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It's not over until it's over. Meaning...we still It's not over until it's over. Meaning...we still have a few more weeks left of official winter before spring starts anew this March. A refreshing change from the heavy winter meals is to start drinking in lots of color (and nutriants) by getting creative with juicing. We have a few nutrious and delicious recipes for you to get started. Lift your spirits, mood and energy by drinking in healthful fruits and vegetables in one sip. ⁠
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