For anyone who says that retirement is boring, they apparently aren’t looking in the right places. Was there something you’ve always wanted to do but never seemed to have time for? Now you have time. This can apply to sports, for some individuals. “What’s that?”, you say, “Sports are dangerous for older adults!” Not necessarily.…
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After retirement, your aging loved ones or family members can have more time on their hands to pursue their favorite activities, hobbies or find innovative ways to stay socially and physically active. There are many hobbies available that allow older adults to learn new skills and broaden their knowledge all in the name of leisure…
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It is common knowledge that seniors are encouraged to have frequent social interaction, but not everyone knows why. On first thought, the lack of social interaction simply leads to loneliness and perhaps sadness for some time. However, the implications can be far greater than that, especially so for seniors. Research has shown that the simple…
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You know what they say: statistics do not lie. Based on a report by the World Health Organization, 28% to 35% of people aged 65 and above suffer injuries from falls each year. The report goes further in-depth by stating that over 50% of older adults went to the hospital for fall-related emergencies. While injuries…
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With so many health benefits linked to knitting, the elderly should consider picking up this relatively simple hobby or finding their way to use knitting needles and yarn. The positive impact on your physical and mental health and even the psychological and emotional aspects of your life will be well worth it! Plus, if you enjoy knitting…
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Did you that your service as a member of the US armed forces makes you eligible for veteran discounts from shopping malls, stores, restaurants, and much more around the United States? As a thank you for your commendable service, we’ve compiled a list of discounts that are available today. All of these discounts are located…
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Has your loved one started to exhibit symptoms of dementia? Dementia is a progressive disease and as it worsens, your loved one may find it difficult to focus and struggle to carry out activities of daily living on their own. In the early stages of the disease, incorporating engaging games and activities for dementia patients…
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For someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, it can be a challenge, just maneuvering through everyday life. But, home life can be made more pleasant and easier with some simple adaptations. Your aging mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, or other family members may have trouble reasoning, processing, thinking, and remembering as their dementia progresses. To help…
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Retirement is something that some people will worry about the moment they start full-time jobs, while others think of it when they are about to start their retirement. There are many aspects to think about when one talks about retirement. What place would be best, what things should be brought along, the considerations are endless.…
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Mixed dementia is a condition whereby a patient has more than one type of dementia-related condition. These conditions include Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, and/or Lewy body dementia. Some mixed dementia patients may even be affected by all three conditions. People above the age of 75 years old are more susceptible to mixed dementia. Regardless, patients…
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