As we’ve said numerous times before, caregivers are very special people. They are among the most selfless and loving individuals living among us. Needless to say, they have pretty challenging jobs. Caring for an elderly loved one is an act of love and responsibility. However, it also requires a lot of effort and can create […]
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Can you believe that Christmas Day is only two weeks away? We might not quite be at the “last minute shopping” stage just yet, but it’s getting close. Are you still looking for the ideal gift for an elderly loved one? It can be challenging to find presents for older adults. Seniors often prioritize practicality
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Here, in the City of Toronto, we don’t need to wait until the 21st of December to know that winter has arrived. With the light snowfall and in-the-minus temperatures we’ve received lately, Torontonians know that winter is already here! Naturally, it’s time for us all to bundle up. The older adults of our city, however,
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Don’t look now but Christmas is just a little over a month away! Unquestionably, the holiday season is in full swing. This time of year is a joyous one filled with celebrations and gatherings with loved ones. For many seniors, decorating is a cherished tradition that brings warmth and festivity to their homes. However, the
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Allow us to get you “hip” to an important concern shared by older adults. Hip injuries are commonplace. Naturally, the aging process causes us to lose bone density. We also endure changes in our balance and strength. As a result, an older person’s hips are susceptible to being hurt a lot more often than when
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This past Sunday, we all turned the clock backs one hour. The annual “fall back” tradition is officially known as the end of daylight saving time (DST). For many, the extra hour we gain seems like a bonus. However, for many seniors, the time change can disrupt their sleep patterns. Because many older adults have
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Halloween arrives tomorrow! The always-fun and festive time of year is filled with costumes, decorations and a spirit of togetherness that brings communities closer. However, for seniors and those with limited mobility, Halloween can also present unique challenges. Crowded sidewalks, darkened streets and unexpected noises can make the evening less enjoyable and even a bit
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For many Canadians, this is a very exciting time of year. Halloween will be here in a couple of weeks and the holiday season will begin almost immediately thereafter. Nevertheless, this spot on the calendar isn’t exactly beloved by everyone. Seniors often find cold days to be major burdens. This is because a big drop
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Don’t look now, but we only have 11 days left in the summer season! Autumn officially gets underway on September 22nd. For most Canadians, this time of year means that vacation time is over. Naturally, the summertime is most associated with taking trips. However, for many older adults – especially those who are retired –
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Water provides us with life. Needless to say, we all require it for hydration. Our crops wouldn’t grow without it. As well, it’s our source of staying clean. It’s not like we need to go on and on about the necessity that is water. It’s clear (see what we did there?). It is, however, necessary
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