T wenty- eight months. That’s how long I avoided getting COVID. Forty-two years. That’s how long I’ve participated in the vote.
Does Medicare cover long COVID symptoms? – Sara Duris – August 7, 2022
Q Does Medicare have coverage for these special treatments I’m reading about for people having “long COVID-19” or “long-hauler”
Baseball as a counterforce to the world’s negativity – Lynn Kellogg – July 31, 2022
A clear sky, a high seventies temperature, low humidity. Can it get any better for an afternoon baseball game? With the Cubs being the high family
Foster Grandparents prep for next school year – Pat Arter – July 24, 2022
In my last Generations column, I wrote about a group of new Senior Companion volunteers, and how their joyful hearts inspired me. I currently have the
A gift of immeasurable value – Christine Vanlandingham – July 17, 2022
It is better to give than to receive. Or is it? Andrew, a young man I met on the streets of Austin this week, taught me to think differently
Ways to encourage hydration when it’s hot outside – Sara Duris – July 10, 2022
Questions and Answers Q. We took my grandfather to the ER because we thought he was having a stroke, but it turned out he was
Survey: Life satisfaction grows as we age – Lynn Kellogg – July 3, 2022
In pursuit of happiness, multiple studies and polls reveal older adults make up the happiest age groups. Incredulous to some young people,
Senior Companions, Foster Grandparents are gifts to the community – Pat Arter – June 26, 2022
We all get stuck in a rut sometimes, right? At work, at home, running regular errands, some days just pass by in a blur of the mundane. Mundane is not
Where to find food assistance if you’re in need
Region IV Area Agency on Aging receives many inquiries about food availability. Below are some resources for those needing food and those