How to make new friends, know that you are not alone, even though we feel alone, you can learn a variety of ways to get more friends and involved in social activities. As we age people who are 55+ and older are discovering they are losing their friends, whether its that they have moved away, your values have become are different, however we do things to improve our quality of life. Research has shown that an active lifestyle will help. Like exercise, will help keep…
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Preparing yourself to be unhoused tip #2.. it’s important to prepare yourself in small ways, just like if you are going on a trip or there is an emergency. I’ve seen the billboards, if you can prepare a wedding or vacation you can prepare for an emergency. The article that I have seen about changing our words about the ‘homeless,’ has been written about in several location. https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/homeless-unhoused Here’s another article out of Oakland https://oaklandside.org/2020/11/10/homeless-unhoused-unsheltered-word-choice-matters-when-reporting-on-oaklanders-who-dont-have-permanent-housing/ I had an interesting common, from a guy who teaches…
Living well with Cancer my friend Karen Stanwood was diagnosed with cancer which of course devastated her, as most people don’t want to hear the ‘C’ word. She came on my podcast to talk about how someone can support others going through this health issue. I hope you enjoy the conversation. So often, we don’t know what to say, so we disappear. As another gal Yvonne said “Just show up.” You may not know what to say. You’ll start to see some changes on…
Mesothelioma Support and resources for those of you who do not know Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive type of cancer. It averages 3,000 new diagnoses each year in the United States. Unfortunately, those suffering from mesothelioma, a rare cancer caused from exposure to asbestos, have a life expectancy of less than one year. There is no cure and the prognosis can be grim. That’s why we wanted to make a guide with support resources for mesothelioma sufferers and their loved ones. Check it out:…
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