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Journaling

Our elderly and senior population have so many experiences and so much knowledge to share. Though some might say “I don’t want to talk about it” studies have been done, and researchers have documented that like prediction, visualization and manifestation, a pen coupled with a piece of paper is a powerful tool. Beyond overcoming specific...

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EXCEPTIONAL, AFFORDABLE MILITARY CARE

June is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) month. PTSD is a mental health condition particularly prevalent among military personnel due to the unique and highly stressful nature of their work. In the military, individuals may be exposed to a range of traumatic events, such as combat, witnessing death or injury, being under threat, experiencing explosions, and...

Summer Confinement - Senior Care

No one enjoys spending a bright, beautiful summer day indoors, yet seniors and the elderly recuperating from hospital admissions, surgeries, or outpatient procedures may find themselves bedridden or confined to one room. Being bedridden can be difficult to adjust to – being confined or homebound can lead to a multitude of medical and mental illnesses....

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Aging In Place

The cost of extended and assisted living facilities and apartments are rising, more seniors than ever are remaining in their homes or “Aging In Place.” Thanks to technology, medical advances, and an array of services available to the elderly and the handicapped, remaining at home is easier and more convenient than ever. Home Helpers Home...

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Oklahoma's Every Changing Weather

Will Rogers said, “If you don’t like the weather in Oklahoma wait a minute and it’ll change.” While warm days are great for outdoor activities, they can be dangerous for the elderly. As temperatures rise or fall throughout the day, people 65 and over can experience a chilling cold, or overexposure to heat. Their bodies...

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Suddenly A Caregiver - COVID 19

The New York Times posted an online article on March 24, 2020 with the byline: “All Americans Need to Shelter in Place. The article continues, …” the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is yet to come.” Based on the reporting we are hearing from government figures and medical specialists, there is a strong possibility this is...

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Coronavirus - Oklahoma Caregivers

Home Helpers is actively monitoring the progression of the coronavirus, COVID-19, to ensure that we have the most accurate and latest information on the threat of the virus. As you know, this situation continues to develop rapidly. As new cases are identified in our communities our protocols will be adjusted as needed. While most cases...

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Oklahoma's Seasonal Allergies

Beyond the physical pain and discomfort of allergies, there is a connection between allergy symptoms and emotional and psychological behavior, particularly in seniors, the elderly and the homebound patient. Warm temperatures bring budding trees and flowering plants – the first signs of spring and for many spring fevers. The coughing, sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose...

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Senior Care Tulsa - Resentment

Seniors and the elderly, particularly those being cared for by others often resent the person caring for them, the family surrounding the caregiver and themselves. Guilt, defined as “the fact of having committed a specific or implied offense or crime” is linked to resentment along with self-deprivation. When an adult can no longer make decisions...

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