Aging family members can be eligible for many government benefits if they keep track of their spending and income every month. Still, it isn’t easy to make budgets if you aren’t familiar with how much money you have to spend in the first place. The U.S. government provides an online income estimator that lets aging…
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As we grow older, we might be more prone to falling ill. Although it’s normal for our immune system to naturally weaken with age, we definitely do not wish to experience the severe side effects of illnesses that usually come with it. With a weakened immune system, a flu that might have lasted a day…
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Dementia is a health condition that many of us might face at some point. People all over the world have asked, “How can I prevent dementia?” Though researchers found that up to 65% of your risk for dementia is determined by factors you can’t change, like age and genetics, you can get plenty of help…
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It is no mystery why we love our grandparents dearly. When our strict parents say no to buying cookies, Granny would bake us fresh cookie batches to make us happy. When Mama is preoccupied with house chores, we can always rely on Granddaddy to bring us out for exciting nature walks. From spoiling us with…
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Seniors often pick up new interests and hobbies after their retirement. It is known amongst many that exercising or partaking in social activities, such as joining book or gardening clubs, and having group exercises in the park, can provide great benefits for our senior loved ones. However, are there any benefits to volunteering for seniors?…
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