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A guest post by Karen Weeks of ElderWellness Medicare can make a huge difference in the life of a senior, but it can also be extremely confusing to figure out all the parts involved in the various plans and policies.
Most seniors are past their wealth accumulation phases of life. More so, they receive lump sums to offset their living expenses. Such huge payouts can be overwhelming to retirees. Especially, without much planning, this money may not last for long.
When a loved one develops dementia it can feel like a whole lot of pressure to know how to support them and provide them with the very best levels of care. The truth is that it’s completely normal to feel like this; caring for a loved one with dementia can be extremely difficult to manage and cope with.
Balancing higher education and caring for the elderly is an extremely challenging task. Both of the activities are rewarding; they are also very demanding emotionally and physically.
Sometimes pain in the back of the ankle becomes initiated due to several reasons, and there may be the chances that you will suffer from chronic pain and swelling. In this regard, you can suffer from Achilles tendonitis.
Growing old brings mixed feelings. On the one hand, it's finally time to reap the benefits of that retirement plan, on the other, it can get a bit dull. What are the most popular hobbies and ways to unleash your creativity? These days, there are a number of them.
Staying fit and healthy is essential to living a long and happy life. You should start incorporating healthy practices into your daily life early to make habits that will last. Monitoring and understanding your health is crucial.
As loved ones in your life begin to show signs of aging, a host of health challenges begin to present themselves. The body that took them through all their lives to date essentially starts to slow down. There are a lot of changes within the body that take a lot to adjust to, and their mental health certainly isn’t spared.
A bit of alcohol after a long week feels like a great way to unwind for many people. While it typically won’t cause any health-related issues when consumed in moderation, some people, unfortunately, become addicted.
One thing seniors and students have in common is a love for a good TV show. But unlike seniors, students often have to sacrifice their studying time and grades to spend the day binge-watching.
