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Issue 24.16 This year, we observe National Men’s Health Week from June 13 to 19. It so happens that Father’s Day falls on the last day of Men’s Health Week, a perfect time for focusing on health education and awareness, disease prevention, and family. Social Security encourages you to support fathers and friends everywhere in […] Issue 24.16 It is estimated that the current election process for the office of President of the United States may cost as much as five billion dollars or more before it is complete. Most Senate races cost millions of dollars and even the races for the House of Representatives cost at least hundreds of thousands […] Issue 24.16 In the eyes of someone blinded by Alzheimer’s disease or Dementia, there is nothing more important and crucial to their survival than a caregiver. That is what makes caregiving so demanding and, from what I’ve witnessed, the hardest thing most of us will ever do. I am from a small town up in […] Issue 23.16 In 2016, more than a million people will be diagnosed with cancer around the world. This alarming statistic affects people and families everywhere. On June 5, 2016, we observe National Cancer Survivors Day in the United States. In support of this day, Social Security encourages getting checkups to provide early detection, raise awareness […] Issue 23.16 The U.S. Census Bureau defines a baby boomer as a person who was born during the post-World War II era from 1946 to 1964. Different groups, organizations, individuals, and scholars have widely varying opinions on what constitutes a baby boomer; however, the historical impact of this particular generation cannot be denied, even in […] Issue 23.16 Weekly, on various radio stations, I have given out short informative bites of information I call my “Tip of the Week.” Those who have missed hearing them might like to read them: Most people I see have a hard time brushing on those back teeth, especially on the cheek side. If you’ll just […] Issue 23.16 Many people have a misconception about estate planning. For example, many will avoid doing their estate planning because they believe their assets “aren’t worth much” and think estate planning would be a waste of time and money. The reality is that estate planning is necessary for everyone — no matter the value of […] Issue 23.16 A client recently asked me what the differences are between home, business and gaming computers. It is an interesting question because the basics are the same for all three. The differences are subtle, but can make a big difference in certain types of performance and especially in cost. Business class computers are usually […] Issue 23.16 Search through your attic, trunks, file cabinets, and other places at home for valuable family records. These documents will provide genealogical clues to help you get started. Things you might find are: Baby books, Bibles, Birth and marriage certificates, Books, Books of Remembrance, Church records, Citizenship records, Employment records, Family Histories, Financial records, […] Issue 22.16 Diabetes is a largely misunderstood disease even among those who have been diagnosed. A better understanding can help us prevent and control this disease. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. This form of diabetes starts with our body’s improper use of insulin and progresses until we are unable to […] |
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