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Sunday October 2, 2022
Personal Planner
Linda asked, "When should I take my Social Security? I will turn 57 this year and have a strong earnings history, having...More |
Savvy Living
After taking a fall last month, my doctor suggested I start doing balance exercises. Do you have any tips for balance?
Most people do not think about practicing their balance, but it is a good idea to start doing so. The same way that you walk to strengthen your heart, lungs and overall health, you should practice maintaining your balance.
As we age, our ability to maintain balance declines, which can increase your risk of falling. More than one in three individuals aged 65 or older falls each year and the risk only increases with age. A simple fall can cause a serious fracture of the hip, pelvis, spine, arm, hand or ankle, which can lead to hospitalization, disability, loss of...More |
Washington News
At publication time, Hurricane Ian has passed over Florida and has touched down in South Carolina. Nearly two million Florida residents are without power. The estimated fatalities from Hurricane Ian is now over 20.
Florida Emergency Management Director Kevin Guthrie stated on Friday that the number of deaths could be higher than reported. Hurricane Ian was a Category 4 storm when it reached the west coast of Florida on Wednesday with winds over 125 mph during most of its path through Central Florida.
On Friday, President Biden spoke with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Deanne Criswell. The White House indicated that efforts will be...More |
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