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Seniors can sometimes feel left out of the planning as well as the dinner itself, especially if health and mobility issues have impacted their ability to assist. The following six suggestions can help seniors feel as though they are an important part of the family
Will the Sunday family dinner be at home? Or is the cook calling for a family gathering at a local restaurant? Either place requires a bit of forethought. Here are some tips to help with the planning.
Will the Sunday family dinner be at home? Or is the cook calling for a family gathering at a local restaurant? Either place requires a bit of forethought. Here are some tips to help with the planning.
Kathy Gunderson talks about her family’s Sunday dinner tradition. It’s an opportunity for the family to go back in time and share memories. Even with their busy lives, the family always finds time to gather around the table for Sunday dinner.
The "Bring it on Home" project in Putnam County, Missouri consists of home visits to the area's aging adults. One of the Aging Resource Consultant's encounters will never be forgotten by a local senior. It was a very special home visit! The residents of Unionville are inspired to help reduce isolation and vulnerability for their neighbors.
Research conducted by Home Instead, Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead® network, indicates that the frequency of sit-down dinners with senior relatives has decreased for a majority of families.
Good nutrition and regular physical activity can be the best form of preventative medicine. If you’re past the preventative stage, nutrients from healthy foods can be the best “medicine” for many ailments we are faced with today.
Meet the Sunday Dinner Pledge Program Dietitian, Shannon Muhs
Featured recipe by Chef Melissa d’Arabian | Prep Time: 40 minutes. Cook Time: 8 hours.
Prep Time: 10 minutes. Cook Time: 20 minutes.
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