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It is often a heavy and emotional decision when you come to the realization that bringing in outside help may be what is best for your loved one.  Small signs, like missed medications, repeated falls, and memory lapses, often string together to give you the general feeling that something just doesn’t seem right.  You’re not […]

As any local knows, it’s easy to “pass a good time” in New Orleans.  The city is filled with culture, history, good music, and great food, making it an enticing place to retire.  However, like many big cities, safety can be a concern, especially for seniors.  Challenges can present themselves in the home, community, and […]

Most New Orleans traditions are deeply rooted in faith, family, and fun, and Easter is no exception.  The streets become a sea of seersucker suits dappled with pastel and white linen dresses as people gather together for Easter mass, egg hunts, parades, and, of course, meals.  Marked with New Orleans’ signature spirit, it’s a celebration […]

Spring hasn’t quite sprung, but the green buds popping up on trees and bushes all around are sparking excitement in gardeners throughout New Orleans!  Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just celebrating your ferns making it through an entire season, now is the perfect time to start planning your spring gardens.  Aside from the lovely […]

At every stage of life, your wants and needs change, prompting you to make modifications and accommodations to your daily life.  Seniors often discover the need to downsize or simplify their living arrangements to create a more comfortable and manageable lifestyle. This can include a wide variety of options including, but not limited to, moving […]

A Seniors’ Guide to Celebrating Mardi Gras in New Orleans   “My grandma and your grandma were sittin’ by the fire”… If you can finish the lyrics, chances are you’d rather be sitting Sidewalk Side than by the fire.  That’s right, we are talking about going down to the Mardi Gras.  Nationally known as one […]