B. Weller’s Latest Buzz Blog
The start of a new year is the perfect time to reflect, rejuvenate, and set meaningful goals. For seniors, goal-setting can be an empowering way [...]
The holiday season is a time of joy and togetherness, but for many seniors, it can also bring feelings of loneliness or isolation. At Aging [...]
Thanksgiving is a cherished time to gather with family and friends, reflect on gratitude, and celebrate traditions. For families supporting someone with health challenges—be it mobility issues, chronic illness, mental health conditions, or other concerns—the holiday season can require extra thought and preparation.
Meet B. Weller, the cheerful and caring bee buzzing with wisdom and tips for navigating senior care! As the mascot of “B. Weller’s Buzz’s Blog,” B. Weller brings you valuable articles, services, and advice to help make life sweeter for older people and their concerned others.
Retirement is a time for relaxation, travel, and pursuing hobbies, but is it also good for your health? The answer isn’t a simple yes or [...]
Loneliness, a silent companion that often goes unnoticed, can have a profound impact on the well-being of seniors grappling with dementia. It’s crucial to understand [...]
Caring for a loved one with dementia involves navigating a journey filled with emotional intricacies and practical challenges. Supporting these family members stands as a [...]
As the years go by, embracing the process of aging becomes a pivotal aspect of our lives. For seniors, the journey towards healthy aging involves [...]
Community resources are an integral part of our health and have a huge impact on how we age in place. That is my goal for [...]
I’m hoping this information will help you and or someone you know. The Flower of Health has a petal on it called safety. The petals [...]
First of all, I had to tell myself to relax. Getting a virus is normal. Viruses infect and affect us all. Viruses have been around [...]
Bee Weller is my alter ego… a caricature of myself as a bee. Bee Weller likes to tell other people what she has learned about [...]
