For the majority of us who live in multi-level houses, the act of going up and down the stairs is a daily routine we take for granted. For older adults and individuals with mobility challenges, however, navigating steps can be a daily struggle. Do you live with someone who suffers from chronic pain, is nursing […]
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In just under a month’s time, the summer season will officially get underway! This is an exciting time for most Canadians. Warm days and sunny skies mean a lot of outdoor activities that you just can’t enjoy during the far-too-long cold months of the year. Older adults and their caregivers like the summertime too. However,
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Even though we celebrated Mother’s Day this past weekend, the festivities are only just beginning! All across Canada, Victoria Day will be celebrated on Monday, May 19th. For many Canadians, the forthcoming holiday long weekend represents the unofficial start of summer. The occasion is known for its family get-togethers, fireworks, barbecues and outdoor events. How
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Now that we are a month into spring, we can (hopefully) assume we’ve seen the last of snow for a while. Warm and sunny days are ahead, giving us all more opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. It’s important to note, however, that this seasonal shift brings with it a unique set of risks. This
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As the spring season officially gets underway, the world’s population is called upon to think about the health of the planet. Earth Hour will take place this Saturday, March 22nd between the hours of 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. The initiative encourages individuals, businesses and communities to turn off non-essential lights for that hour. As the
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It’s a pretty exciting time of year, isn’t it? On Thursday, March 20th, the winter will finally give way to spring. With Daylight Saving Time having recently gotten underway, we’re starting to see longer days and warmer temperatures. The snow will soon melt away for good and the flowers will begin to bloom. So what
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This forthcoming Sunday, March 9 will mark the beginning of Daylight Saving Time (DST). Here’s a friendly reminder to turn your clocks ahead at 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning (Saturday night). For most of us, the whole “spring forward” routine may seem like a minor inconvenience. However, for older adults, the shift can have a more
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The Greater Toronto Area has experienced quite a lot of snowfall lately. Exacerbated by subzero temperatures, the wintry weather is causing a lot residents to consider warmer pastures. Are you considering taking a vacation any time soon? No one could blame you if you’d prefer to head off to a sunny destination. As an older
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In just a couple of days, the annual celebration of love known as Valentine’s Day will be here! The special occasion traditionally celebrates romantic relationships. However, Valentine’s Day is also about showing love and appreciation for all the special people in our lives. If you have seniors or individuals with mobility challenges in your life,
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Getting older can be considered a blessing. We should all be so lucky to live into our senior years. However, as is well known, aging comes with its challenges. Just one of them is knee pain. Whether it’s due to arthritis, injury or wear and tear over time, knee pain can significantly impact daily life
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