by Doug Wood | Mar 29, 2018 | Health & Exercise, Independence
Body & Mind – I My last few articles have focused on independence and mobility, specifically ways to be physically independent. Today I am initiating a series on ways to remain “mentally independent”. Memory loss is a taboo subject, but with the graying of...
by Doug Wood | Mar 22, 2018 | Health & Exercise
No Need to Stand Last summer I began having problems with my shoulder. After exhausting all home remedies, including rest and copious amounts of Ibuprofen, I finally broke down and saw an orthopedic surgeon. His diagnosis was a “frozen shoulder”. Thankfully I...
by Doug Wood | Mar 19, 2018 | Profiles
Joan | Dallas, TX 1.) Your birthdate? 11/12/1951 2.) Birthplace? Columbia, MO 3.) Parents (first) names and profession? Joy and Jim / Court Reporter and business owner 4.) Siblings (first name), and birth order? Meredith/younger 5.) Fondest childhood memory(s)? Going...
by Doug Wood | Mar 15, 2018 | Independence
Two weeks ago, I wrote about independence and last week talked about the connection between mobility, independence, and health. Today, I’m continuing along those same lines discussing moderate exercise, specifically “life sports” in which most seniors can participate....
by Doug Wood | Mar 12, 2018 | Profiles
Barbara & Walter | Ft. Worth, TX 1) Your birthdate? Barbara: March 21, 1930 Walter: August 7, 1927 2) Birthplace? Barbara: Chicago, Ill. Walter: Oak Park, Ill., a suburb of Chicago 3) Parents names and work? Barbara: Father: William – High school...
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