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Find More Help and Know Your Are Not Alone...Lots of Support for Life's Ups and Downs and Bumps in the Road

on Thu, 04/01/2021 - 13:53

No matter our age or stage of life, there are important things to consider about one's emotional, social, mental, cognitive abilities. If someone is sick from the flu or just not feeling well, if taking pain meds or having physical challenges, there may be short term needs for support...a bit like some with dementia need from time to time or on a more regular basis.]\

 Learn about NAMI too, National Alliance on Mental Illness and all they offer people whose family members have mental illness or for other community supports.

Sharing the Notice About The CT Conference on Dementia from the Alzheimer's Association

on Thu, 04/01/2021 - 13:24


***REGISTRATION CLOSES MONDAY, APRIL 5TH*** 
Space is filling up fast!!!


23rd Annual VIRTUAL Dementia Education Conference

The Connecticut Chapter invites you to join us on April 7th, 8th & 9th for an interactive and immersive educational experience.

 April 7th and 8th are geared toward professionals across the continuum of care, and Continuing Education Credits (CECs) will be available. The cost for the two-day professional event is $110.00.

April 9th is for family caregivers, and is offered at no cost.

Don't miss this event!
go to conference2021.givesmart.com.

 Please email Stacy Chavis for more

Health Impact News reports results of Vaccines and more around the world

on Wed, 03/31/2021 - 19:06

I am listening to an inspiring program called Life Code by Derek Rydall who is helping thought leaders for people and wider groups int he world. He suggests everything has an underlying pattern that is emerging that tie into a grand pattern. Since that is an audio for about a half hour or more, I was looking at other things online and bumped into HealthImpactNews.

Google it and see what comes up and check the validity of reports, but basically there are reports of blood clots and concerns for some after the vaccines, some of which result in a person's final curtain call...or death.

Getting Better All the Time in Many Ways after Harder Days...

on Tue, 03/30/2021 - 15:37

Looking at a talk about vitamins that could help with preventing Alzheimer's...let's look for ways to prevent problems along these lines...and better nutrition at any age is a game changer... see more ideas on livfully.org. Be aware of people having problems remembering 'Never Throw Water on a Grease Fire' in a sudden situations of a cooking emergencies... 

If elders are being forgetful and so forth it could be a serious problem with memory or other behavior issues... Advanced forms of memory loss may go undetected...and really should not be left alone (at all or allowed to go out since

What Can We All Think About (and Pray About) Doing in Light of the George Floyd Terrible Turn of Events and Actions and Inactions of the Police and Witnesses that Day?

on Tue, 03/30/2021 - 14:06

Added Note from a friend summarizing a doctor's letter to the editor: 

Dr Susan Hasti writes in the Star Tribune (of MN I believe)
Eric Nelson, Derek Chauvin's lawyer, is quoted in the paper
having written that "Mr Floyd could not breathe because he ingested a lethal dose of fentanyl..."
Medically this is not possible. An opioid overdose has an effect on the brain that suppresses the drive to breathe. 
A lethal dose of fentanyl would cause lethargy, no awareness of a need to breathe, and hence no struggle to breathe.
People under the effects of excess narcotics simply do not care if

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