Disaster Preparedness Month Is a Good Time to Talk About Your Dad’s Plans
September happens to be Disaster Preparedness Month as this is often the month the worst of the nation’s hurricanes hit.
Jay Bloodsworth
September 13, 2022
September happens to be Disaster Preparedness Month as this is often the month the worst of the nation’s hurricanes hit.
While she’s always wanted to stay in her current home, it’s getting harder for her to manage everything she needs to do each day.
When seniors are in the habit of exercising outdoors, like going for walks or bike rides, they may not want to stop exercising outdoors just because the weather is getting a little warm.
Since your dad’s stroke, he’s needed more help than you and your brother can manage. You both work full time and have to travel for your jobs.
Bladder cancer occurs when the cells of that organ change and grow uncontrollably, developing a tumor. It usually begins in the cells (urothelial cells) that line the inside of the bladder.
The statistics show that seniors who are socially isolated have a higher risk of developing depression and anxiety as well as physical health problems.
Your dad has COPD, and it can make it hard for him to breathe. His doctors tell you to make sure you avoid cleaners with strong perfumes or chemical scents.
Heat stroke can happen fast and it can cause serious medical issues or even death. Seniors and their families should take the threat of heat-related illness very seriously.
The U.S. Senate established July 24th as International Self-Care Day, an awareness day started by the International Self-Care Foundation in 2011.
Your dad’s doctor tested his blood and determined that your dad has diabetes. He needs to take care of his feet, but he’s not sure where to start.
