Across the nation, a large number of individuals and families lock to Florida to escape the winter cold every year. Amongst this figure are many seniors. Regardless of whether you are used to the heat all year round or are prepping yourself to meet the summer wave, do you know what you can do to…
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World War II veterans are a dying breed. Literally. In fact, the Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that 640 WWII vets will die every day in the U.S. But before they do, many are getting the gift of a lifetime – an Honor Flight visit to Washington D.C.’s WWII Memorial. And Florida is taking part.…
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Ask These Tough Questions to Better Ensure Seniors’ Health & Safety These three (3), pointed questions may foretell a community’s ability to safeguard its residents and maintain superior lifestyle quality, even in emergency situations like we’re facing today with COVID-19. Food, amenities, and care and service. In our (comparatively) blissful lives before COVID-19, those were…
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“This is harder than I expected, and I need help.” Over the past few months, I have heard many similar sentiments from concerned children of elderly parents, who have been giving their best in ensuring their parents are well taken care of in light of the ongoing pandemic. All children want the best for their…
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Less Is More: Why Experiences Hold the Key to Happiness and Not Material Things Nothing against Mercedes and mansions, but research has shown that the joy we get from material things is often short-lived and brief, while experiences are what really account for a more enjoyable and memorable life. Baby Boomers, particularly, perhaps are able…
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