The Season of Giving | Give from the Heart Give from the heart during this holiday season, because the spirit of giving is in the air. The joy of Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa is felt by many faith communities. This season creates memorable moments for both the young and old. We look to make the […]
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If you live home alone there may be times you feel lonely or like you don’t have anyone to talk to. This can be especially true if you are a senior who is dealing with depression or health issues. This can lead to you feeling anxious and unhappy. It may be hard to get out
Reason Someone Smiles | As free thinking people sometimes we go through life regretting the things we have done or said, but you will never regret being kind. Plus it is easier to apply kindness to someone then being mean or spiteful. Some ways are; letting someone cut in while in traffic, opening doors for
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Elderly Wisdom |The elderly are some of the most valuable members of society, as they have experienced many things and know more than many others. The elderly have lived a long time and seen many things. They have seen different eras, different races and cultures, changes in technology and more. Their wisdom can be very
Elderly and Wintertime | To keep the elderly safe, they need to prepare for winter. But the cold doesn’t discriminate between age groups, so everyone should take careful measures to ensure they’re ready for the winter. Here are some tips Lucky has given for preparing yourself and your loved ones for staying safe during the
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Happy Halloween | Lucky says, Boo-careful this Halloween. Halloween is the time when the veil between the living and the dead is the thinnest. If you are planning on taking you children or grandchildren out for trick-or-treating this season, there are a few suggestions to keep them safe. * Halloween is a time of fun
Back-to-school season is upon us. Your grandchild may feel excited about starting kindergarten or first grade, but he or she may also have some concerns about leaving home each morning or meeting new people at school. Try talking with your grandchild before classes begin so that he or she knows what to expect when he
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Safety as we Age | As we age, our bodies go through changes that affect our health and safety. But it’s important that you don’t feel like you have to hide from people or assume your situation is unusual. It’s normal for older adults to experience some kinds of change, such as slowing down or
Diabetes and Aging | Diabetes is a chronic condition and diet plays a big role in maintaining proper blood sugar levels, especially with the elderly. As the picture suggest, veggies and lean meats are the way to go. Also, stop eating junk! It is never to late as well to change your diet and your
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Elderly and the Hot Weather | As summertime reaches its peak, so does the temperature. This leaves aging people at risk for hyperthermia or heat exhaustion.Are you a senior citizen who is struggling with the hot weather? Just because you’re getting older doesn’t mean that you have to put up with uncomfortable temperatures. There are
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