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Selecting an Adult Day Center

By Koob Moua October 16, 2020

The search for an adult day center (ADC) is straining. The task requires close consideration as it concerns the comfort of your loved one. We’re here to help. Families who seek out adult day centers may be in different stages of life and have their own reasons for seeking assistance, but the goal is the […]

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Breast Cancer Can Happen to Any Woman – Can You Be a Survivor?

By Diana Raab October 13, 2020

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which, for me, is another reminder that it’s been more than two decades since my diagnosis in 2000. Back then, one in five women was affected. Today, the American Cancer Society claims…

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Love Is Eternal, but Life Isn’t! Facing the Chance of Becoming a Widow

By Kathleen M. Rehl October 12, 2020

Soon after my book was published, I attended a community luncheon. Several couples were seated at my table, and we introduced ourselves. After watching me for a few minutes, one wife suddenly exclaimed, “Oh, I saw your picture in Sunday’s…

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How Modern Technology Is Solving the Problem of Incontinence

By Kent Sasse October 10, 2020

It likely began mildly, years ago, with a few small accidents here and there. Over time, dealing with the symptoms of incontinence – the pads, the change of clothes, the keen awareness of the closest bathroom…

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Are These 2 Painting Problems Preventing Your Art from Standing Out?

By Malcolm Dewey October 10, 2020

Perhaps you have been painting for a few years. If you have discovered an affinity for painting, you are probably working at improving your painting, too. It stands to reason that you want to level up your skills to better express yourself…

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The Signs of Ovarian Cancer Every Woman Must Know

By Pam Lamp October 08, 2020

The American Cancer Society estimates ovarian cancer will strike more than 22,000 women in the United States this year. And 14,000 of those women will die. Ovarian cancer is difficult to detect in its early stages are challenging…

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Recognizing Your Potential as a Woman in Midlife and Beyond

By Dami Roelse October 08, 2020

Women over 60 may remember our younger days when we fought for the acknowledgement of women as equals. When we wanted to be “seen” for who we really were. Gone were the days of subservience to the patriarchal structure…

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10 Best Solutions to Fill the Extra Space in Your Garden

By Kevin Jefferson October 06, 2020

Everybody likes a pretty garden. The sights, scents, and sounds of a lovely-looking backyard make us feel happy and calm. It’s almost like having an extra room to relax in while you’re surrounded by beautiful plants and flowers…

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After 50 Dating: 10 Financial Questions to Ask Your Partner Before Committing

By Kathleen M. Rehl October 06, 2020

Money and sex regularly rank as the most common reasons couples fight.

Research from LearnVest’s Money Habits and Confessions Survey, conducted by Wakefield Research, concluded that financial issues are more than twice as likely as sex to cause tension in a relationship. Read More

Lassie: The Puppy I Should Have Gotten Years Ago!

By Terri Edmund October 05, 2020

Recovering after a surgery, the doctor said the best thing I could do was get up and walk. I started walking way back when I quit smoking, mostly to keep the weight off. I enjoyed walking with my buddies in my old…

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