Avoiding Caregiver Burnout
By Angela Kauffman, Snyder Village For many of us, the members of our family are the people we value
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Moments To Remember
By Sandra Dempsey Post When former students from the Academy of our Lady and Spalding Institute gathered together for their
A Personal Understanding of Neuropathy
By Alexander Germanis Sympathy has been an integral part of healthcare for a long time. The term “bedside manner” was
Fall Into Fitness to Improve Balance & Mobility
Falling is a common concern among seniors, particularly as a fall has the potential to be more devastating for an
Just the Right Balance
By Alexander Germanis With the autumn inevitably comes increased hours of darkness. One of the most pleasant ways to pass
Why You Might Want To Change Your Medicare Plan
Submitted by Pam Deaton, HealthMarkets Insurance There are many reasons why you might want to change your Medicare coverage.
Simple 10 Second Test
Submitted by FYZICAL A recent study found that an inability to stand on one leg for 10 seconds later
Top Benefits of Retiring to a Small Town
By Angela Kauffman, Snyder Village In media and entertainment, small towns like Mayberry conjure up idyllic feelings of a
A Man of Much Determination
By Sandra Dempsey Post Various words help describe native Peorian Tom Bower. He’s lived an interesting, busy, challenging life,
Where Old Friends Gather & New Friends Meet!
By Alexander Germanis As the heat of summer gives way to the cooler evenings of autumn, we tend to