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Activities for Children and Seniors Can Benefit Both
To the quiet WWII veteran who still remembers the horrors of war, the insecure teenager who finds exposing every detail of her life through social media fulfilling, to the woman whose perceptions about race were created during less united times, and the student who...
Active Senior Living–Tuscaloosa Seniors Make New Friends at Regency
“There are no strangers here; Only friends you haven't yet met.” - William Butler Yeats This saying is certainly true at Regency Retirement Village, where fellow residents and caring staff achieve a homelike atmosphere. It is a community where a person can find...
The Symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease
We can all be a little forgetful sometimes, but Alzheimer’s can come on slowly and eventually make life unmanageable for seniors affected by the disease. The signs to watch for: Difficulty remembering names or familiar places or people. Trouble keeping track of...
Recognizing When It is Time for Tuscaloosa Assisted Living
The signs are pretty clear: Complaints that cooking is too much trouble and dishes piled up in the sink. Housework left undone. Forgetting when to take medicine. Expressions of loneliness or fear in being alone in the home. These signs all point to it being time for...
5 Ways to Prepare for Tuscaloosa Retirement Living
Experts say that fewer than half of Americans have even bothered to calculate how much money they’ll need to save for retirement. Some with access to a 401(k) have not participated. These folks are in for a rude awakening when they reach retirement age and will likely...
Active Senior Living– Education Today, Better Health Tomorrow
The bad news is that a variety of diseases and conditions are more likely to occur with age, including high blood cholesterol, high blood pressure, kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes, Parkinson’s, shingles, stroke, cancer, osteroporosis, arthritis, and urinary...
Getting Diagnosed: Is it Alzheimer’s Disease?
Families worry when their elders show signs of forgetfulness. If these “senior moments” become frequent and severe enough, it can be terrifying to ponder whether they are symptoms of oncoming dementia – whether the months and years ahead will mean watching a loved one...
Active Senior Living in Tuscaloosa
10 Ways for Seniors to Enjoy Springtime The chirping birds and blossoming flowers signal the return of springtime for Tuscaloosa AL seniors to get outside and enjoy. There are many ways they can enjoy the warmer weather, but care should be taken to protect the skin...
Ideas for Making Retirement Years More Fun
Many a young man or woman will go straight from the university with a diploma in hand to a full-time job to raising families without much of a break in between these life transitions. When we reach retirement age and find our homes empty after the kids move out to...