The World has been waiting with bated breath for the Covid-19 Vaccine, alas a Christmas Miracle has been delivered! The first ever vaccine for the deadly virus was administered on 12/8/20 in the United Kingdom to Margaret Keenan. Ms. Keenan will be turning 91 years-young next week and was honored to receive this amazing gift. [Read more…]
Visiting Family and Friends During Covid
Recently I had my very first Covid test, and as many have described, it feels as if someone is attempting to swab the corner of your eye by way of your nostril! Not necessarily painful, but not comfortable either! [Read more…]
My Parent is Dating, What?
Whereas I am not what I consider a senior citizen, I am a middle-aged, divorced women of only three short years. I also was not a young mother, my twins just turned 20, however when their father and I separated when they were Sophomore’s in High School thus, I believe I have some insight into this topic. [Read more…]
To Visit or Not To Visit
The biggest challenge for most families, all of us really, is weighing the risk of infection with the consequences of prolonged isolation. I work in the senior care and housing industry but am fortunate to not have a loved one calling a senior living facility home during a worldwide pandemic. [Read more…]
Helping Senior’s Vote
Voting is an important event, privilege, and non-negotiable for most older Americans. Never in our young history has there been a worldwide event that threatens our ability to cast our ballot, however that is precisely what Covid 19 has done. [Read more…]
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