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The decision to move to a retirement community is filled with excitement and enthusiasm. But the process of downsizing, planning a move and other aspects to the move may also have stress or sadness associated with the change. This change can be a difficult one for older adults as they [...]
Researchers at the UNC School of Medicine are conducting studies that utilize blood donations from individuals diagnosed with or potentially exposed to mosquito-borne viruses as part of ongoing dengue and Zika research and vaccine development. Aravinda de Silva, PhD, professor of microbiology and immunology, and Matt Collins, MD, PhD, an infectious diseases fellow, are among more than 10 groups studying [...]
Residents can honor the memory of a loved one while making Winston-Salem a better place to live through the Recreation Department’s Memory Tree Program. When purchasing a Memory Tree, you can select the type of tree you prefer, the person to be remembered, and a location on city property. The department will have the tree planted, and affix a weatherproof [...]
Innovative Clinic Helps Cancer Patients Manage Symptoms and Avoid Emergency Department The symptom management clinic is an example of efforts that earned Cone Health an Innovator Award for cancer care. It was an up and down day for Donna Sturges. Nothing she ate stayed down. When she lifted up her head, she became dizzy. Sturges was receiving chemotherapy for lung [...]
Senior Services launched its first Community Garden in May as a benefit for seniors who enjoyed the summerlong bounty of fresh and healthy produce. Consisting of four raised beds, the garden also aimed at helping seniors re-engage and better connect with the community around them. Volunteers and staff, along with Meals-on-Wheels participants, helped Donald Hairston tend the garden on a [...]
How can you tell legitimate contests from bogus sweepstakes and lotteries? AARP’s Money Newsletter suggests the following five ways. 1. It’s a scam if you have to pay anything to enter or collect winnings. 2. Scammers request that fees be paid via wire transfers or prepaid debit cards which are hard to trace. 3. If you did not enter a [...]
View the Digital Magazine In this Issue... Bears and snakes, bees and poison ivy, wood nettles and hypothermia… nothing deterred Kevin Adams from preparing the third edition of North Carolina Waterfalls for John F. Blair Publishers. More than 250 waterfalls are included… from Maggie Valley and Cherokee to the Uwharrie Mountains near Asheboro. And what better time than fall [...]
View the Digital Magazine A Letter From the Publisher We’re Growing... We are pleased to welcome aboard Kim Westbrook-MacDonald who joined Carmen Varnell on the staff of The Triangle Retirement Resource Guide in July and is already putting her mark on the magazine. Kim is returning to the workforce after a sabbatical to raise her daughter Madison. Her work [...]
Lauren Bush Lauren, founder of Feed, a nonprofit focused on hunger, has volunteered in soup kitchens and homeless shelters across the country. A granddaughter of George H.W. Bush, she has some suggestions for volunteering. Use talents. Volunteer according to your strongest aptitude. If you are an artist, teach an art class to children who might otherwise not have access to [...]
