Pucker up, ladies. After age 50, lips can become drier and more prone to cracking due to hormonal changes, reduced collagen production and environmental influences. Take special care of your lips to keep a lush, youthful, moist and healthy pout.
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Some older adults are passing on their wealth to heirs while still alive. The growing popularity of “giving while living” comes as good fortune for the many young people who cannot afford a home. And for older homeowners, gifting home equity and other assets before death can be part of their estate planning strategy.
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Area consumers are still cleaning up tree limbs and other debris from recent storms. Over 400,000 residents lost power as the wind speeds topped 86 miles per hour. Many reported downed trees and flash flooding. With severe widespread property damage a concern, Better Business Bureau® Serving Greater Cleveland (BBB®) is warning area homeowners to beware of “storm chasers” and out-of-town contractors soliciting business.
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Many older adults were from the generation that would usually spend time on the front porch or sit around the kitchen table and share their stories. They were more likely to linger rather than rushing through to the next thing. Try to engage them in their comfort zone; not yours.
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We'll have a grand ole time! Celebrate the important role of grandparents with a day of family fun at Grand Times at Eton Chagrin Boulevard. On Saturday, September 7th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., visitors of all ages are invited to join together for an exciting opportunity to meet beloved characters, enjoy local vendors and participate in a variety of activities.
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What's the difference between PT and OT? Physical therapy focuses on improving a patient’s physical function, mobility and strength. Occupational therapy focuses on improving a patient’s ability to perform meaningful activities as independently as possible. It would be nice if you could get both from one therapist, but that's not how it works.
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