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By Kathy Witt Tribune News Service Need a favorite literary tome fetched? A cooling cloth spritzed with a custom fragrance for your sun-warmed brow? The… Continue reading
Mayo Clinic News Network Q. Why do hearing aids work for some people but not others? A. The type of hearing loss you have and… Continue reading
By Treva Lind The Spokesman-Review By Treva Lind The Spokesman-Review Seated in a soundproof room, 67-year-old Dale Fowler listened carefully for tones coming through his… Continue reading
By Janet Lam-Rogers AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Volunteer It’s that time of year again. Millions of low- to moderate- income people, especially those 50 and older,… Continue reading
For 43 years, Senior Services of Snohomish County has delivered high-quality service with great personalized compassion to vulnerable seniors and people with disabilities. We do… Continue reading
By Nancy Szokan The Washington Post Plagued by stiff or painful joints as we age, some of us consider yoga. We sign up for a… Continue reading
Q. What tips can you recommend that can help me deal with my mom’s bad driving? At age 83, her driving abilities have declined, but… Continue reading
My eyes are bleeding. I was at my yearly routine eye exam when my doctor said, “There’s bleeding around your retina in your left eye.”… Continue reading
Q: I have experienced significant stresses in my life recently and have developed high blood pressure. I am concerned about my heart health. What activities… Continue reading
By Maricel Halmo CarePartners “Memory is a way of holding on to the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want… Continue reading
If you are receiving benefits from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and are reapplying for benefits, or are assisting someone with their… Continue reading
February is a good month to start volunteering! Sponsored by Catholic Community Services, RSVP is Americas largest volunteer network for persons over 55 and the… Continue reading
Senior Services of Snohomish County Hypertension, or persistently high blood pressure, is a common medical condition in which blood circulates through the body’s vessels at… Continue reading
By Louise Lindgren cameronlindgren2@gmail.com In 1918, baby Maydrew Weliza Stewart nestled contentedly in her mother’s arms, totally unaware of the turbulence that would soon visit… Continue reading
in most cases, consumer friendly — were issued by Medicare toward the end of 2016,… Continue reading
