The cold and flu season is here. Let’s review what you can do to reduce your risk of getting sick, as well as spreading an illness to others. Both the flu and the common cold are respiratory illnesses, but they are caused by different viruses. They can have similar symptoms which makes it difficult
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“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” ~Anne Frank April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month. It also encompasses National Volunteer Week, April 12 – 18, 2015. President Richard Nixon established National Volunteer Week with an executive order in 1974, and every sitting U.S.
Read moreCountry Meadows knows how to bring in the New Year. In fact, New York City has nothing on us. We drop our crystal ball right at midnight New York time (9:00 pm our time) every year. We sing Auld Lang Sine, pop party poppers, blow party horns, and toast in the New Year with great enthusiasm.
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Hello my friends, With the New Year comes a new opportunity to rejuvenate! From your head to your toes, begin to notice a new found energy, an ease and spring in you step, a glow in your skin, and the clearing of your mind. Through your own well deserved self-spoiling, you will see your health
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A Better Home… for the Holidays! Country Meadows Village can help your loved one during the holidays. Being alone and isolated is emotionally depressing for seniors and can be unsafe should temperatures drop below freezing causing broken pipes or furnaces that fail. In many cases their children live at great distances unable to help. Those
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The seasons fly by so quickly it is hard to keep up with the necessary ways to keep safe under the uncertain conditions that comes with winter. Here are some things to remember in preparing for the cold and rain. For home safety, it is a good practice to repair handrails both inside your home
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Seniors Have it All at Country Meadows Village! The lifestyle for the residents at Country Meadows Village is like being on vacation every day of the year. These folks love the freedom that comes with downsizing from a house and maintaining a yard to moving into a two bedroom cottage or apartment. Residents no
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Once Upon A Halloween Night Written by the Residents at Country Meadows Village – Courtside On a cold Halloween night, there was a man that had one leg, 4 eyes, and no nose! The man chose to stay in his home and keep away from others most nights. He decided to slip out that night,
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