I learned so much this week that I can’t begin it include it all in this week’s blog entry, so I will portion it out in meaningful other week’s entries. We had a Medicaid Auditor, an RN, BSN, Field Review Nurse Manager, who came to visit us a couple of weeks ago, and who came […]

Sharing is caring and I would like to share what I have learned this past week. I knew that some families are not good about taking care of their elders in a loving and caring way. I knew that sometimes siblings fight over who will be the one to care for their parent (especially when […]

Most of us grew up going to school and enjoying the camaraderie and fun of learning with peers. Most of us have joined groups as adults: work and worship groups, clubs, organizations. Most of us know about senior centers like the Lexington/Fayette County Senior Center on Life Lane. There is a positive synergy and increased opportunity […]

Aging With Grace is pleased to share an article this week by Lydia Chan. After her Mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Lydia Chan struggled to balance the responsibilities of caregiving and her own life. She founded AlzheimersCaregiver.net as an online resource for fellow caregivers and seniors. In her spare time, Lydia writes articles about a range of caregiving […]

Fridays are when our garden club meets at Aging With Grace. Each member who chose to participate planted 2 small pots of parsley at the clubhouse yesterday while waiting for the big ice and snowstorm to hit (it never did). We also did balance improvement exercises, played corn hole, learned what the Dancing Cuckoo Week […]

Joys shared are joys doubled. Sorrows shared are sorrows halved. This is the time of year when most of us start thinking more of our finances in preparation of filing our taxes. The weather makes life difficult. Then there are those pesky resolutions looming over our heads. The combination can cause the winter blues. To […]

Happy New Year 2018!  I truly believe that working at the health club for seniors these past two and a half years has helped my health and quality of life. I want the same for you! Please come join us!

Lack of sufficient income to buy gifts for others and pay debts. Individuals and entities who have cheated me by not paying for services rendered (far above the amount I owe others). Betrayals by family and friends. An aging body and mind. These are all reasons that I could be depressed. But I am not. […]

Our society is delusional and in denial about getting older and the inevitable death we all face. While my son was working for a reclamation company last summer, he was assigned to a job site to clean up a home where a woman had died in the home, alone, except for her two dogs and […]

We are unique. There is nothing like us in Lexington, or anywhere to my knowledge. We have been open for two and a half years. We are proud of the service we have given to over 30 seniors during that time. We are currently serving 10 seniors but hoping to serve many more soon. We […]