Daystar Senior Living Blog

Recovering from any type of major surgery can be a bit stressful, even if the long-term benefits make it all worthwhile. If you are planning for a pacemaker implantation in the near future, it may help to know you’re not alone.

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As everyone knows, 2020 has been a tough year for retirement homes, and our residents and staff are not exempt. Whether it’s been cleaning, screening, or delivering meals to keep everyone safe, we have entered into a new normal. Any visits with families and friends have now been solely virtual, but even with all these challenges, I am happy to report our COVID free status!

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While journaling is enjoyed by people of all ages, it can be a particularly beneficial activity for seniors. Regardless of what subjects are addressed, or even the quality of writing, journaling can contribute significantly to mental and emotional health.

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Whenever you’re passionate about an activity or subject matter, it means a lot to be able to share it with other people. When you are part of a book club, you get to share both.

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Here at Daystar Retirement Village, we believe transparency and honesty are integral parts of what makes our community so great for residents and staff alike. Whether you or a loved one are part of our resident family, or you're interested in life at Daystar, we're here to answer your questions.

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Dogs make good companions for people in all stages of life, as they provide numerous emotional and health benefits to their owners, regardless of age.

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As your parent grows older, it’s difficult to know just what to expect, what their individual journey will look like and what unforeseen circumstances you will potentially face in the future. While you can’t mentally and emotionally prepare for everything that may come along, taking a few practical, proactive measures can help you be ready to handle the logistics.

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Cab·in Fe·ver noun Irritability, lethargy, low moods, and similar symptoms resulting from long confinement or isolation indoors during the winter. When the weather turns cold in these winter months, many people often find themselves experiencing a 'grey' feeling. Others find this time ample for reflection. Put all of that energy to good use and consider creating a place to record what you’re thankful for on a daily basis. 

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If you hope to live safely and comfortably in your home during your senior years, it may require making a few modifications around the house.

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