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Supporting Older Adults with Epilepsy
March 26th is Epilepsy Awareness Day. You may have heard of Epilepsy, but did you know that it affects an increasing number of older adults? Today on the blog we’re going to explore Epilepsy- what it is, how it affects older adults, and what resources exist in the community. What is Epilepsy? According…
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Spotlight: Washtenaw Library for the Blind and Print Disabled
Libraries are a vital resource in any community. We’re big fans of libraries and talk with them a lot (keep an eye out for an interview with Ypsi District Library next month!). Today, we’re thrilled to share an insightful interview with Jacob Gorski, a library tech from the Library for the Blind and Print Disabled….
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Nutritionist Services: Getting Coverage and Support
March 12th is Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day! That’s a mouthful to mean that today we set time aside to think about our nutrition- the foods we eat, how we nourish our bodies, and where we can go if we need extra support. Today’s blog will look at the difference between Nutritionists and Dietitians, what insurances…
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Wishing You A Blessed Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday, Fresh Starts, and Second Chances When I was a little girl, I was smitten with the Anne of Green Gables series of books. This more than 100-year-old series about the adventures– and misadventures– of a Canadian farmgirl, was full of all kinds of inspiration, and I felt a deep connection with their main character, Anne…
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Guide to Finding Adult Diapers and Incontinence Supplies in Washtenaw County
One question our Resource Advocates get pretty frequently is where clients can find adult diapers and other incontinence supplies- especially for free or at a discount. Urinary incontinence, being unable to control one’s urine, is common among older adults- especially women. A survey from the National Poll on Healthy Aging found that 51% of participants…
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Guide to Housing Resources in Washtenaw County
Housing is one of the most basic human necessities. As we age, finding the right housing option that feels like home becomes even more important. In honor of February being National Senior Independence Month, we’re going to explore the various housing resources and solutions available in Washtenaw County. If you or someone you…
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