Monthly Archives: December 2018

Veterans’ unique life experiences require equally unique end-of-life care Source: End-of-Life Care for Veterans

Knowing ahead of time what hospice services are available and the tasks you may be required to take on can help you make the right choices. Source: How To Choose Hospice Care

Roman was one of the first female executives at NASA, its first chief of astronomy and she played an instrumental role in making the Hubble Space Telescope a reality. She died on Dec. 25. Source: NASA Astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, … Continue reading →

by Berkley Akers Source: She-Kept-Going – by Berkley Akers

Looking Back…. Source: Looking Back….. – She-Kept-Going

Grief is a tricky emotion but there are ways to build strength in these hard moments. Source: 3 Tools For Coping With Cumulative Grief | Care2 Healthy Living

By Allison Bobick, LCSW Source: Why Life Expectancy is Falling in America – Touro College – Medium

Plus, the trick that’s helped me — and can help you, too. Source: How Growing Older Has Taught Me That the Best is Still Ahead

New research suggests that PSA testing, prostate biopsies, and prostate cancer diagnosis rates fell between 2009 and 2014. Researchers suspect 2012 U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations played a role. Find out more about the findings here. Source: Prostate Cancer … Continue reading →

Richard Arvin Overton, America’s oldest World War II veteran and the third-oldest man in the world, died Thursday afternoon from pneumonia. He was 112 years old. Source: Richard Overton dies at the age of 112