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Kathy Lawrence

How to prepare for and recover from a hip replacement

Collaborative Post According to reports from the National Joint Registry, there are an estimated 160,000 hip and knee replacements every year within the UK. Preparing for a hip replacement can be an apprehensive time. It can be both physically and emotionally tiring, causing unwanted stress ahead of your procedure. But try not to worry. Understanding […]

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How meditation can help your sense of well being

Stressed out? Panicking? Frustrated? Breathing deeply and taking some time to think about things may be the best thing you can do to change your perspective. Meditation can remove stress from the day and give you a sense of inner peace. It’s worth considering meditating if you are anxious, tense, and anxious due to stress. […]

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6 benefits of rowing for seniors

Getting into the exercise habit is one of the most beneficial things that seniors can do to improve both their quality and quantity of life. But not all exercise options are good choices for older people. When it comes to getting in a terrific full-body workout that is low impact and joint-friendly, the rowing machine […]

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3 ways to take care of an elderly parent

Collaborative Post Our parents have always been there for us. They have fed us, clothed us, and stayed up all night with us, so as they become older, children frequently feel compelled to reciprocate that love and devotion by caring for ageing parents. This can be a very demanding effort, both physically and emotionally, and […]

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13 Frequently Asked Questions About Buying a Home

Collaborative Post Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. It’s also one of the most exciting. Questions and answers about buying a home can help make the process less daunting and clearer. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions. Q: What Is The Process Of Buying A […]

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How to design an ideal bathroom for elderly people

Collaborative Post As we age our needs change and it’s important to ensure that our environment evolves with us. Subtle changes can ensure elderly relatives quality of life remains unburdened by challenges that our changing needs pose. The frequent reports of bathroom accidents have mostly occurred in tight and slippery places, and in many cases […]

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How to convince elderly loved ones to receive support

Collaborative Post Not every older person is open to receiving support at first. If your more senior relatives are expressing similar sentiments, then it can seem like attempting to persuade them otherwise is futile. However, you can surely make progress here with the right words and approach. Precision is required for effective persuasion, so you […]

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Becoming more tech-savvy – 8 tips for seniors

Collaborative Post Today’s world is being drastically changed by technology. And, while younger generations have been brought up with emerging tech, it can be difficult for seniors to understand and use the increasing range of devices and gadgets. Of course, you might be aware of how activity monitoring technology can improve elderly people’s quality of […]

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Helping your older loved one manage their finances

Collaborative Post When your loved ones grow older chances are you’ll find yourself stepping in to help support them and guide them. This can feel a little odd at first. After all, it’s likely that these are the people who raised you, watched you grow into your adult and have supported you throughout your life. […]

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