If you’ve not seen the impact of cognitive impairment, the concept may seem foreign. Cognitive Impairment can also be called memory impairment. The definition of memory loss is “unusual forgetfulness that may be temporary or get worse over time.” The NIH distinguishes memory impairment and mild dementia by the evidence of cognitive impairment. When there […]
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“It’s a blessing and a curse” – this phrase comes to mind when considering online accounts! The ease of signing up, clicking “yes” to terms of agreement and using technology on various devices is amazing and comes with caution. Image by 💖MORE ON 👉 https://melovess.com 💖 from Pixabay Digitization of Services No more “snail mail”,
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As we prepare to celebrate the 4th of July, what is independence? On Tuesday, Americans celebrate Independence Day. This cherished occasion ignites a sense of pride and unity among Americans. Beyond the barbecues and fireworks, it is a day to reflect on the profound significance of independence and what it truly means to us. So,
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How familiar are you with the term estate tax? Did you know that there can be both federal and state or inheritance estate tax in the US? Let’s look at what it means and how you may plan accordingly. The IRS defines estate tax as “the estate tax is a tax on your right to
Image by Jill Wellington from Pixabay What comes to mind when you hear the phrase “peaceful home”? This was a question posed to me by Deb Porter recently. The picture with tea, fruit, biscuits, and flowers above helps me say ahhhh! Deb and I met through a mutual connection. Her work around the power of
Extreme weather impacts us personally and economically across the US. As June marks the beginning of hurricane and fire season, it is good time to think about preparation everyone can begin now. Air Quality has been a concern this week due to the fire season starting early in Canada. Check the air quality where you
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In June, Alzheimer’s and Brain Health comes to the forefront. Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible progressive brain disorder that takes away memory, thinking skills and in time the ability to do simple tasks. Alzheimer’s is currently ranked as the seventh leading cause of death in the United States and is the most common cause of
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One thing you can count on in life is the certainty of change! Change is an inherent part of life. From the moment we are born, we are thrust into a world that is in a constant state of flux. Seasons change, people change, circumstances change. Change is inevitable, and it can be one of
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During National Women’s Health Week, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health is encouraging women and girls to reflect on their individual needs and take steps to improve and maintain their overall health. It’s always a good time to pay attention to health! Build a Foundation of Good Health Women,
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May is here and the theme for today is awareness and appreciation. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, ALS Awareness Month and National Military Appreciation Month . This past week was Teacher Appreciation Week and National Nurses Week. And, today is Mother’s Day! It’s a month of recognition! Mental Health Awareness Mental Health Awareness Month
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