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St. Patrick’s Surprising Story
St. Patrick’s feast day is traditionally held on March 17th, the date of his death. On that day, as the saying goes, “Everyone is…
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Spring Thaw for a Wintry Cold Heart
How should we act and react in a world gone mad?
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When To Consider a Personal Care Community
Deciding when it’s time to consider a personal care community for a loved one is a decision filled with emotion, uncertainty, and concern. Understanding…
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From Winter’s Chill to Spring’s Bloom
Is 2025 going to be a year of looking at your glass as “half empty” or “half full”? This metaphor is used to see…
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Take Heart, Weary Pilgrim—Hope Springs Eternal!
“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).
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Stay Active This Winter!
Here are several ways our senior friends can fight the winter slump and maintain physical and mental activity while awaiting spring.
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Quit Smoking and Identify Lung Cancer When Most Treatable
Smokers can significantly reduce their risk of lung cancer—one of the most common and deadly cancers—if they stop smoking and get screened for lung…
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Presidential Peculiarities To Ponder on Presidents Day
After the recent presidential hubbub, which may not have seemed humorous, we thought you’d like to see the funny side of presidents.
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Tax Consequences of Selling a House After Death
he sale or other disposition of one’s home after death is often the most significant financial transaction in the distribution of a decedent’s estate.…
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Leg Pain After Walking Could Mean You Have PAD
Left untreated, PAD can progress to the point where blood flow is completely blocked and could lead to amputation.
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