In the United States, about 750,000 people see a doctor regarding hernias every year. However, not everyone who suffers from hernias actually seeks medical treatment. Recent estimations put the number of untreated hernias in the
Many Senior Citizens enjoy gardening as a hobby, but not the bending and squatting that comes with it. Getting older doesn’t mean you can’t have a garden. Stand Up Gardens are an adaptive way for
Feelings of loneliness are common among Senior Citizens. The retirement years can lack close connections with family and former co-workers. Feeling lonely over long periods of time can significantly impact a person’s health. Specifically, loneliness
It’s time to emerge from winter hibernation! Senior Citizens have been indoors during the cold winter months and now that spring has arrived, it is time to get back outside and move. Warmer weather means
Often Senior Citizens are not as mobile as they would like to be. For those who can’t drive or travel, it’s easy to feel isolated and alone. They may find it difficult to connect with
