Aging Archives - Page 29 of 38

Death and Taxes: In Both Cases Prepare in Advance

Posted March 31, 2016

Submitted by Christopher P. Robinson; Robinson Funeral Homes Although no one likes to think about it, dying is the one… Read more »

Posted March 24, 2016

by Pastor Gordon Cashwell We live in an age driven by feelings. Advertisers prey on our feelings to sell products,… Read more »

Posted March 17, 2016

by Dr. Kate Sudikoff, iDental Dilworth The bottom line: We need our teeth to eat! And we need to eat… Read more »

Posted March 14, 2016

by Joseph Parisi, MD, Clemson Eye Whether we’re working, playing or enjoying an active retirement, our vision is key to… Read more »

Posted March 10, 2016

by J. Eric Kindberg, Attorney Women are the Survivors. Whether you ever marry or not, we all know that, statistically… Read more »

Posted March 7, 2016

by Edna Cox Rice, RD, CSG, LDN At times my arthritis can be painful and almost debilitating. I find it… Read more »

Posted March 3, 2016

by Mary Ann Drummond, RN From the moment we take our first breath a time line begins marking the moments… Read more »

Posted February 29, 2016

by Jim Camp, President and CEO of Better Business Bureau serving South Carolina & Charleston It’s that time of year… Read more »

Posted February 18, 2016

by Harmonie Miller-Crites Hearing loss is like a thief who robs the richness of sounds and muffles speech. Untreated, it… Read more »

Posted February 15, 2016

by Jill Adams Adult day care programs are community-based programs designed to improve the quality of life for adults with… Read more »