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seniorsguide.com | Annie Tobey |Terri Jones
If you use a wheelchair or other assistive device, you can still live a full life – including air travel. These tips for flying with a mobility device can help you navigate airports, circumvent the challenges that can arise, and continue to enjoy traveling. If you are one of the millions of disabled Americans who use a mobility device, you’ve probably encountered difficulties when traveling by air.
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1 month ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Annie Tobey |Terri Jones
Aging In PlaceSenior Safety Terri L. Jones | March 25, 2025 Successfully reacting to a crisis requires being able to call for assistance or flee to a safe space, but sometimes we can’t do either. That’s where an emergency plan comes in. These five steps can be a lifesaver for you or a loved one. Actor Gene Hackman, his wife, and their dog all died in their home, but no one found them for days.
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1 month ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Annie Tobey |Terri Jones
Health Terri L. Jones | March 19, 2025 What exercise equipment provides a bunch of benefits and can make you feel like a kid again? Mini trampolines, aka rebounders! Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones examines the benefits of rebounders for seniors and what to look for if you purchase one. Ever bounced on a trampoline or played in a bounce house with your grandkids?
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1 month ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |Robert Shmerling |Kari Smith
Senior Health 3/5/2025 | By Terri L. Jones After injuries and certain surgeries and medical events, patients may be referred to an inpatient rehabilitation facility. Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones provides an overview of inpatient rehabilitation and what to expect. Bob fell and fractured his shoulder.
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1 month ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Kari Smith |Annie Tobey |R. Eric Thomas |Terri Jones
Lifestyle 3/3/2025 | By Kari Smith In today’s fast-paced world, stress, anxiety, and sleep disturbances are common concerns for people of all ages. With retirement often comes more time for reflection, and potentially more time to dwell on past challenges or future uncertainties. Meditation for seniors offers a gentle yet powerful tool to help navigate these changes, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being.
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1 month ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |Kari Smith |R. Eric Thomas
Lifestyle 2/25/2025 | By Terri L. Jones “No matter how many people you know, it’s better to know even more,” says Dolly Hintz. “Each one adds a little bit to your well-being.” The 90-year-old Hintz has met many people over the past 40 years as co-founder of The Doorways, which serves as home away from home for patients and their families who travel to Richmond for medical treatment.
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2 months ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |R. Eric Thomas
Lifestyle 2/21/2025 | By Terri L. Jones As lifestyles change with age, people’s pet preferences may change, too. Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones has seen this shift firsthand and shares the benefits and downsides of cats for seniors. Tom and Linda had always had dogs. First Nicky, the Lhasa Apso who didn’t like many people and who used a ramp to get into bed with them.
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2 months ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Brian Marsh |Howard LeWine |Terri Jones
Senior Health 2/21/2025 | By UNH Staff In this smorgasbord of health questions, UHN staff of Environmental Nutrition look at foods that lower dementia risk, negative calories, and kefir. Question: Is there such a thing as foods that lower dementia risk?
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2 months ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Howard LeWine |Brian Marsh |Terri Jones |Heidi McIndoo
Senior Health 2/18/2025 | By Howard LeWine, M.D. It seems that the “paunch” around the middle, aka “beer belly,” is more common than ever. Dr. Howard LeWine of Harvard Health looks at the main causes of beer belly, some non-alcohol-related health possibilities, and remedies. Question: It seems like so many people today have a “beer belly.” Why is this more prevalent now?
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2 months ago | 
seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |Eric Wallace
Lifestyle 2/12/2025 | By Terri L. Jones The process of TSA screening for those with special needs can be more challenging than for the average air traveler. Senior adults often fall into this category. However, a little bit of knowledge and preparation can make the process easier. The process of TSA screening for those with special needs can be more challenging than for the average air traveler. However, a little bit of knowledge and preparation can make the process easier.
