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Rocking Chairs

November 16, 2017

Envision a Norman Rockwell painting of a row of rocking chairs along a dusty country driveway. Today an estate sale is being held and the house has been emptied of every piece of furniture and item ever once touched by the former residents.

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Adapting To Vision Loss In The Home

November 15, 2017

Changes are needed in your home to accommodate the loss of sight. The number and types of adaptations depend on the extent of the loss of vision. Losing part of your sight will mean fewer changes than a total loss of vision. Homes should be comfortable as adjustments are made to accommodate vision loss.

Change Diets as We Age

October 11, 2017

Certain nutrients are needed by children as they grow older to help build strong bodies, keep their teeth and bones healthy and maintain energy. As adults, we tend to ignore new approaches to nutrition and consequently develop unhealthy nutritional habits. Some choices have seriously negative effects as we age. Bodies change physically at different rates and any modification in diet is important.

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Transitioning to Using a Walker or Cane

October 6, 2017

You go when and where you want, see everything you would like and stay as long as you desire. There’s nothing holding you back. We still cherish the independence coming with mobility but as we age mobility sometimes becomes a challenge. The thought of having to use a cane or a walker chips away at […]

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The 10 Best Perks About Growing Older

September 20, 2017

Society values the young or even the young at heart but we at Bridge to Better Living believe there is absolutely nothing wrong with growing older. In fact there are many aspects of life to appreciate and celebrate about when aging including the following top ten.

Sundowners and Sleep: Tips to Finding a Balance

September 13, 2017

Behaviors often increase at the end of the day when symptoms may intensify. This is known as Sundowner’s Syndrome. Not all patients who have Alzheimer’s or Dementia exhibit symptoms of Sundowners but many experience late day confusion and as a result have irregular sleep schedules. When a parent or a loved one suffers from these […]

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