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Understanding theteh impact of cuts to elder services

How seniors citizens can connect with social services fro support and learn about resources available intheir communities

Most of us begin life believing we are immortal and assuming that nothing bad will happen to us. As we grow old and encounter the physical land mental hallmarks of aging, the reality of our mortality and the concept of finality creeps into our thoughts. Time marches on; there is no slowing life. This describes the emotional state of most senior citizens today. Growing old is difficult, especially for those elderly seniors over 75 years of age. Parents and educators teach chil

By Fabiola Diamond, Board of Directors, United We Age As we navigate the complexities of life, we often find ourselves looking for ways to ensure a fulfilling and positive experience as we age. One of the most profound ways to prepare for our later years is by caring for our elders. This act of compassion benefits the seniors in our lives and profoundly influences our journey toward aging.   Cultivating Empathy and Compassion Caring for elders requires a great deal of empathy

By Bonnie McDonald, www.SeniorRiches.com In today's landscape, where financial security is more crucial than ever, seniors are particularly vulnerable to threats that could undermine their hard-earned savings and peace of mind. Recognizing and countering these threats is not just advisable; it's imperative. This UnitedWeAge  guide offers a comprehensive approach to bolstering your financial defenses so your golden years are marked by tranquility, not turmoil. Building Awarene

By Bonnie McDonald, www.SeniorRiches.com   In life's journey, the desire to leave a meaningful legacy is a common aspiration, driving many to ponder how their actions and choices will echo through the annals of time. This UnitedWeAge exploration delves into eight pivotal strategies that can guide you in crafting an enduring legacy. These strategies range from philanthropic endeavors and mentorship to safeguarding essential documents and nurturing personal relationships.   En

By Bonnie McDonald, www.SeniorRiches.com Being physically separated from a loved one who needs care can be challenging and emotionally taxing. Yet, advancements in technology and services are offering new ways to ensure that distance doesn't have to mean neglect. From smart home features to telehealth platforms, today's solutions are making it easier than ever to support the people we care about, even when we can't be there in person. In this article from United We Age , we