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Veterans Day Celebrations & Discounts
Each year on November 11th, America honors those who served in the military (this is different from Memorial Day, which honors those who died while serving their country). Originally called Armistice Day, the holiday was … Continue Reading
Respite Options in Washtenaw County
Caregiving can be a tough job and it’s okay to take a break. Today on the blog we’re celebrating National Home Caregiver Month with a look at the various respite programs in Washtenaw County. What’s … Continue Reading
Spotlight: LifeChoices
We’ve talked a lot on the blog about how most older adults would prefer to age in place and stay in their homes if possible. While aging in place can be more difficult than it … Continue Reading
What is Senior Bullying?
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. You may have thought you left being bullied behind when you left the playground, but unfortunately senior bullying is a real issue that exists- especially in our senior living … Continue Reading
Blind Americans Equality Day
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a proclamation for Blind Americans Equality Day (originally called White Cane Safety Day) on October 15, 1964. The day was set aside to highlight the issues facing individuals with vision … Continue Reading
Getting Rid of Junk Mail
Junk mail, those ads and offers sent to your door, seems to be a regular part of having an address. According to the Sightline Institute, Americans receive 41 pounds of junk mail each year! Worse … Continue Reading