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Hearing Your Heart. Breaking The Silence And Get Connected With Family

When a spouse, parent or grandparent refuses to wear a hearing aid or assistive de-
vice, it can be a problem for the whole family. read more

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5 Spring Tips for People with Puppies and Kittens

Spring often makes us think of welcoming new lives into our world. You may be expecting a new child, grandchild, or pet. While pets and babies are wonderful household additions,

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Caring For Your Loved One At Home

Mom had been doing great at home, taking care of herself and enjoying life. No one in the family is really contemplating having to care for her. Suddenly, she has

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Better Connections. Communication help for caregivers and loved ones

Did you know that in the U.S., there are more than 6 million stroke survivors and nearly 3.2 million Americans living with disabilities due to a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?

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Don’t Let Pet Waste Ruin Your Summer

Pet waste, and properly getting rid of it, shouldn’t ruin your summer. But it is something that you must manage every day if you live with a dog or cat.

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Weed Out Gardening Injuries

Gardening has many health benefits, but you need to ensure that you’re not putting undue strain on your body. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 400,000 people are

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Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Honors Concord Township Trustee

Caroline “Connie” N. Luhta of Concord Township is among 10 older Ohioans that were honored for a lifetime of accomplishments with induction into the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame

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Lake County YMCA Marks Anniversaries with Basketball Hot Shot Contest

On Dec. 29, the Lake County YMCA will celebrate its 150th anniversary — and the anniversary of basketball being invented in the YMCA by George Naismith 125 years ago — with a free Basketball Hot Shot Contest at the Central Y in Painesville. ...
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Moving a Parent and a Large Dog

Imagine that your 80-year-old dad is a widower, has a physical disability, and lives in a house he owns that isn’t safe for him anymore. His dog is a 50-pound

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Study: One in Five Parents Make Medication Dosing Errors

One out of five parents who took part in a recent study measured more than twice the directed dose of liquid medication for their child, and nearly all of them measured inaccurately to some degree. Get it right with these tips from the Cleveland Clinic. ...
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