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The aging process begins soon after we reach adulthood, but we do not begin to notice its effects until sometime in our 50s. Wear and tear gradually makes our bodies less efficient and less resilient. By being aware of the aging process, we can make a conscious effort to compensate for the changes taking place in our bodies, and continue to enjoy freedom and flexibility well into old age.
Read More...The changes that occur in your body as you get older are normal and inevitable. Read about the types of changes you can expect to see as you get older.
Read More...Though genes and lifestyle affect how quickly we age, many people enjoy a relatively active, undiminished life well into their 80s. If you, or a loved one, is experiencing one of the symptoms below, make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as possible.
Read More...Hospice care provides trained professionals who can help with every aspect of end-of-life care - medical, emotional, and spiritual - not only for the patient, but for family members and caregivers. Many people do not realize that they are eligible for hospice care as soon as they are diagnosed with a terminal illness that is expected to run its natural course in six months.
Read More...Today, more than 44 percent of Americans still have one parent living when they reach the age of 60. Chances are that you will become responsible for the care of one or more aging parent. Though you might not like to think about it, a day will come when you, or your aging parent, may be faced with reduced mobility, medical problems, loss of independence, or a serious medical crisis. Careful planning now can prevent unnecessary emotional turmoil, anxiety, and frustration when that day arrives.
Read More...Do not wait until you are in the hospital to fill out an advance directive form. During a crisis, family members sometimes disagree about medical treatment for emotional or religious reasons. By making arrangements and discussing them with loved ones before the situation arises, you can spare them anguish and uncertainty at a very distressing time.
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