Due to their age and compromised immune systems, seniors are at higher risk of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. The danger is even greater during a worldwide pandemic. If youāre 60 years of age or older and suffer from chronic health conditions like heart disease, respiratory problems, cancer, or diabetes, itās vital you protect yourself [ā¦]
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I use an app called SnugSafe. Itās a check-in service for people aging alone. Recently, Snug surveyed the members in their community and discovered how tech habits have evolved over the last few months. Here are the top findings, other surprises, and the overall results. Top Finding about how COVID-19 impacted the technology used by [ā¦]
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If youāre feeling anxious and stressed over the recent adversity and hard times, I feel you. Thousands of Americans are in the same boat. You are not alone. Whether youāre worried about the unsettled economy, your job, or the ānot so peacefulā protests, each of these are disturbing. If ignored, they can affect your mental [ā¦]
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Wednesday, October 21, 2020 2:00pm Pacific Time Sign Up:Ā https://www.theseniorlist.com/online-web-classes/Ā ABOUT THIS CLASS:Ā Come learn how to bake a very easy and crowd-pleasing dessert that is not only gluten-free but vegan! You donāt need anything but a bowl, a baking dish and your hands to create a dessert delicious enough to serve all fall and for [ā¦]
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We all know that change is inevitable, but that doesnāt mean it is easy for us to understand or embrace a changing world. It can be scary and upsetting. Some individuals find themselves not wanting to go outside. Others may discover they have different views than someone close to them, a situation that can lead [ā¦]
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