Time with Granddad “I just want our time together to mean something,” pleaded Kelsie. Because Kelsie was her grandparents’ only grandchild, she and her grandfather, Bart, had always been close, particularly after her grandmother passed away. But as Bart’s dementia has progressively worsened, Kelsie feels like she’s losing him, too. In spite of the excellent […]
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A Heathy Way of Life We all seem to sense on an intuitive level that there’s something special about being outside. Whether it’s the magic of crunching through leaves while walking on a crisp fall day, the exhilaration of a bike ride in the park, or the restful tranquility of reading in the garden surrounded
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Carol’s Story Carol was extremely reluctant to leave her home of 48 years where she and her husband, Bob, had raised their three daughters. But when Bob passed away suddenly, Carol started to feel overwhelmed by the upkeep needed on the family home. And in the intervening two years since Bob passed, the old neighborhood
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Paul’s Dilemma There was no question that Paul loved the home in which he and his wife, Janet, had raised their three children. Set on a quiet cul-de-sac, the two-story colonial on a half-acre held nearly a lifetime of memories. But with Janet gone nearly three years now and the kids scattered in different states,
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Three Couples, Three Different Visions Mark and Judy have always lived in the city and love the excitement of urban living. For Janice and Bob, staying close to the kids and grandkids—and the dairy farm their sons run—is a priority. Sherry and Dan like the convenience and privacy of suburban living. Three couples with three
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Aging Well We hear so much about how to age in healthy ways and the importance of physical activity and social connection. But why is new research showing that creativity is also a vital part of aging well—and staying joyful? And just what do we mean by creativity? More and more research confirms the connections
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Bob knows that the house where he and his wife, Claire, raised their three children is too much to care for. But he and Claire like being able to have the kids and grandkids over for holidays and get-togethers and can’t bring themselves to part with the home where family memories began. Bob loves walking
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Independent Living Resources from ER Senior Management We put a lot of trust in people to tell us what we want to hear. We trust that experts give us the correct diagnosis or fix, from car repairs to medical advice, but it always helps to get a second opinion. Learn how to be your own
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The holiday season is filled with warmth, laughter, great food, and plenty of reasons to celebrate. Ever wonder how seniors celebrate the holidays in senior living? At Wesley Court, a senior living community in Abilene, TX, we’re getting festive and looking forward to enjoying all the delights of the season with family members and friends.
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Is Abilene, TX a good place to retire? Forbes thought so and added the West Texas town to its Best Places to Retire for three consecutive years. It’s nice to be included in those kinds of lists, but you likely want to know the real reasons why Forbes chooses destinations like Abilene for retirement. Is
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