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Could AI Become a Caregiver’s New Best Friend?
Caregivers are overwhelmed with information and responsibilities, and AI has real potential to ease some of that daily load
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Edgemere’s Residents Savor White Glove Tea Party
A civilized cup of tea can overcome even the most barbaric weather
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He’s 102 Years Young
Exercise isn’t the key to longevity, YMCA’s oldest member says, but is vital for maintaining a high quality of life
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Five Signs Your Aging Parents May Need Help
When I started thinking about caring for my own mother as she got older, I’ll admit I was a little nervous.
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A Senior’s Guide to Staying Sharp
An enhanced perspective, increased wisdom, and elevated self-confidence often come to mind when we think about how growing older affects our emotional and intellectual well-being.
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Centenarian Celebrates Birthday at Moody Family YMCA
What does a 100-year-old’s fitness routine look like? Ask Joan Eichner.
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Painting By Numbers
Five friends — senior artists ranging in age from 74 to 83 — won a Third Place Award in C.C. Young Senior Living’s 25th annual Spirit is Ageless Art & Writing Contest with their collaborative still-life watercolor, Class Act.
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The Reality of Pig Butchering Scams
If you receive an unexpected message from a stranger offering investment advice, delete it immediately.
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Beyond Numbers: Retirement Mapping Can Transform Your Future
Process takes into account more than the wallet by including such matters as health, independence, meaning, and purpose
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Unplanned Walk Highlights Dementia Risks
Caregiving for an aged loved one can be a tough obstacle course, especially when memory issues enter the picture.
Mom’s Unexpected Walk Home Earns Caregiver a Judgmental Stare
Caregiving for an aged loved one can be a tough obstacle course, especially when dementia enters the picture.
Dementia Patient Caregivers Need Options, Information
As dementia cases rise and families grapple with caring for aging loved ones, our community is seeking trusted, local solutions to keep their family members safe and comfortable.
Mourning Comes Early as Caregivers Face Anticipatory Grief
The term “anticipatory grief” may be new to you.
So Many Happenings at a Retirement Center Near You
Challah braiding at The Legacy Midtown Park
Grandmotherly Guidance Gets Girls Published
Preston Hollow fifth graders Juliana Fresch and Emory Wardlaw enjoyed their 2-year co-authoring and publishing project with a little help from Emory’s grandmother.
Forum at Park Lane’s Scotty Gray, Karl Kuby Sr. Honored
Scotty Gray had an idea – a way he could help both his retirement community neighbors and SMU students adjusting to life in a new country.
Ready to Retire? If You’re Like Kevin Gray, It’s Time to Rock!
Kevin Gray thought he was getting “long in the tooth” for rock ’n roll when his bandmates went their separate ways in 1987.
Three Tips for Job Hunting After 50
Many workers are retiring later than in recent decades, and retirees are re-entering the workforce.
College Filmmaker Explores Grandmother’s Gratifying Life
For Roylenne Huff, a resident of The Preston of the Park Cities, retirement hasn’t exactly been synonymous with slowing down.