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Recommended Reading for June Creating a Spiritual Legacy: How to Share Your Stories, Values, and Wisdom By: Daniel Taylor We establish wills to pass on our possessions and property to family members and friends, but what about the things that really matter: our values, beliefs, wisdom, and stories? Those are the things of lasting significance, […]
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Recommended Reading The 10 Essential Hugs of Life By: Roy Spence In the 10 Essential Hugs of Life, Roy shares the inspiring lessons he has learned from practicing what his dad taught him–anyone worth meeting is worth hugging–with the hope that others will take up the call to put a little more joy in the lives […]
Read More...Guarding Against Common Hospital Errors
Guarding Against Common Hospital Errors Hospital patients potentially face an assortment of medical complications, but you can be proactive and guard against problems. Before your hospital visit, write down your medications, the dosage for each and when and why you take them. Also list the dates and reasons for all previous surgeries/procedures. Most important, don’t […]
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Read More...Proposed Changes to Veterans’ Aid and Attendance Benefits
Proposed Changes to Veterans’ Aid and Attendance Benefits The Veterans’ Aid and Attendance pension is an important benefit that many seniors receive to assist in paying for care. Changes to the program are being explored which could make it difficult for families to receive this benefit in the future. According to the U.S. Department of […]
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