Happy Halloween

 We hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween. Here are some more articles we Twittered about this week. Hope that you all enjoy reading them.

Facebook postings used to scam Seniors-CBC News

Alcohol, Flu May Trigger Strokes - AOL Health

"I just want to be with him, I want to be with my husband" - News - Northern Pen

The Top Five Issues Affecting Families Today-Huffington Post

Domestic Violence Affects The Elderly As Well-Montgomery Advertiser

Weekly round up of interesting articles:

 Sorry for the lack of posts last week. Doing this business of caring for Seniors, we know that we will be experiencing a loss of a client and nothing can prepare you for when it actually happens. Last week we actually experienced this with the loss of Mrs. H., who will be sorely missed. We'll miss our conversations with her every Tuesday and Thursday. 

We've added some extra posts this week. We've also tried something different and added some videos as well. Watch for more of these in the future.

• China takes measures to deal with aging problem
• Can Prevention keep Alzheimer's at bay?
• Ripe, Rich, Rewarding work after 50
• A futuristic robot for Seniors
• "Senior Moments" could become a thing of the past
• It's never too late to lower your cancer risks. Watch this video to learn how:

• As the age of the driving population increases, can we expect more heart attacks from behind the wheel?
• Our incredibly shrinking work force
• The average age of first-time entrepreneurs is now between 55 and 64
• Over the next three decades, the number of people older than 65 in the United States will double from 40 million to 80 million. Watch this video to see the effects of this in the U.S:

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!

I can't believe it's Friday again, and before I forget, Happy Thanksgiving to all of our Canadian readers.

It is good to know that we are averaging 2 subscriptions a day. It's a good start. Hoping to get more readers soon. So why don't you ask your friends and loved ones to subscribe?

In this post, we tried sharing links that were a bit more positive. I am so glad that there are more programs out there caring for seniors and their well being. Kudos to the people out there who work hard on finding cures and answers to our aging problem.

Thank you to the new subscribers this month. Best of luck and hope you all find our postings encouraging and interesting to read. 

• Better Business Bureau warns consumers about Breast Cancer Awareness logo 
• Positive results for seniors with anxiety and depression in 'Aging Wisely' study 
• Seniors participating in 10-week wellness program - Health-Living
• IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO WILL BE PLEASE LET THEM KNOW ABOUT THE EVENT ON OCTOBER 17: MARCHING FOR MULTIPLE MYELOMA. EVENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR RESEARCH CHAIR 
• New resources available to improve Patient Safety and Combat Abuse in long term care facilities
• Don't take your Osteoporosis Sitting Down 
• Better Business Bureau Warns of Phony Charities

Weekly twitter wrap up:

It's Friday once again.  A few articles that caught our eye this week:

• What about a long - term - care savings plan
• BBB: Scammers targeting the unemployed
• Improving the palliative care in First Nations communities
• Exercise Science Students Help the Elderly Get in Shape
• CYBER BANKING FRAUD: Global partnerships Lead to Major Arrests