According to Pew Research, 75% of seniors in America aged 65 and above are Internet users. Through social media, older people can connect with their family and friends. This, in turn, helps them cope with isolation, associate with the larger community, and keep tabs on their loved ones. On the other hand, social media can…
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An astonishing 27 million people visit Dallas, Texas each year, according to Road Genius. Dallas is a city full of rich history and vibrant culture. For seniors interested in exploring the past, there are many Dallas landmarks and historical sites to visit. These attractions are not only educational but also senior-friendly, offering accessible and relaxing…
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Imagine stepping out for a leisurely morning walk or heading to the local café to catch up with friends. The Dallas sun is shining, and the wind is gentle, but your feet — your most trusted companions — don’t feel as spry as they used to. A slight pinch here, a twinge there, and suddenly…
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The National Council on Aging (NCOA) reports that approximately two in three Americans develop cognitive impairment by the average age of 70. It also states that dementia, one of the most common forms of cognitive impairment, affects almost 10% of older adults between 75 and 84 years old worldwide. In the 85 and older age…
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According to the National Council on Aging, it’s estimated that 25% of seniors are living with a mental health condition like anxiety or depression. There can be a lot of reasons for poor mental health wellness in seniors. However, for most people, it can be traced to a negative mindset surrounding their life. While it’s…
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Dallas has over 9,000 restaurants, according to Snappy. Dallas is a city full of great food and welcoming restaurants. Seniors looking for casual dining will find plenty of options. From Texas cuisine to other tasty meals, Dallas has something for everyone. This article will help you discover the best casual dining in Dallas. Dallas Dining…
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