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ASK AGING WELL: Picking a Rehab in the time of Coronavirus
With the inability to tour places, how does one pick their three top choices for rehab upon discharge from the hospital?
Tags: coronavirus, skilled nursing, rehab
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Dementia Alliance of NC: Charting a NEW Course - Online Auction this weekend
Support the lives of those impacted by dementia in North Carolina through their online auction.
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Differentiating between Nursing Homes, Congregate Care and Independent Living
Headlines regularly advertise that nearly half of all deaths due to COVID occur in nursing homes and congregate care. Is it safe to move mom or dad into senior communities during this pandemic?
Tags: coronavirus, independent living, nursing home
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Online Dementia Education Series with Teepa Snow
Join well-known dementia educator Teepa Snow as she provides instruction based on her Positive Approach to Care model.
Tags: dementia, job training, Alzheimer's
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Attacking social isolation among seniors
In our second three-week extension of Phase 2, Independent Living communities like Cambridge Village, are finding creative ways to keep seniors connected and engaged.
Tags: coronavirus, coronavirus after the outbreak, coronavirus WRAL
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Lessons Learned After Moving Mom into Memory Care
Sometimes the best advice comes from people with lived experience. In this post, two sisters provide lessons learned while caring for their mother, who lives in a memory care community.
Tags: memory care, family care home, dementia, Alzheimer's
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A Reorientation during the Pandemic
With Phase 2 extended for the second time for three more weeks, it may be a good time for a reorientation of the mind and heart.
Tags: coronavirus, deer, Oakwood Cemetery
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Beware of differences between providers of COVID testing
While hundreds of places provide COVID testing in NC, not all are equal in terms of ease, cost and processing times.
Tags: coronavirus, coronavirus testing
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The Pros and Cons of Moving into Independent Living during Coronavirus
When it comes to deciding whether to move into Independent Living during coronavirus, there are no clear answers. However, a good understanding of the pros and cons might help.
Tags: coronavirus, independent living
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"I can't go on. I'll go on": Caregiving in the Age of Coronavirus
Spouses caring for loved ones at home is challenging under the best of circumstances. Under quarantine due to coronavirus, the challenges are compounded.
Tags: coronavirus, coronavirus here to help, coronavirus resources, caregiving, Caregiving & Burnout, caregiver burnout
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The balancing act: Safety versus isolation
While no one discounts the very real risks of coronavirus for elders, it is equally important to discuss the effects social isolation has on their mental health. What are wise ways to live under circumstances that may not change for another year?
Tags: coronavirus, coronavirus here to help, social distancing
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Stories can connect us on Father's Day
Many families must come up with new ways to be together during a Father's Day spent apart. Perhaps stories can play some role across the miles.
Tags: coronavirus, Father's Day, Zoom, facetime, love
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National NewsPhotos: Looting, riots in downtown Chicago
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WeatherPhotos: Hurricane Isaias damage across North Carolina
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OpinionDRAUGHON DRAWS: Editorial Cartoons from CBC Opinion
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Local NewsWilson man wanted in fatal shooting of 5-year-old apprehended
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Local NewsSheriff: Man killed by police officer was shooting at random in downtown Robbins
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EntertainmentAlyssa Milano says she's losing her hair after battling COVID-19 for months
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NewsWRAL Noon News
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National NewsMan took 'shooter stance' outside White House before he was shot as Trump spoke inside
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Go Ask MomJust a few more days left to catch the blooms at Hill Ridge Farms' Sunflower Days
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Out and AboutCall for Change: Band Together Against Racism
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Local NewsProtect your children, lock the car to prevent heat death
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Out and AboutDrive-Through Brewgaloo planned Saturday
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WRAL InvestigatesOnline learning requires different strategies by both teachers and students
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Local NewsKomen Race for the Cure becomes 'race where you are' fundraiser, virtual event
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Carolina PanthersIn lieu of preseason, fans can pick which classic Panthers games air on FOX 50
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EducationHere is how each Triangle school district, private school plans to reopen
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State NewsSee how COVID-19 cases grew in NC, county by county
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Go Ask MomRaleigh, Marbles, Museum of Life and Science roll out school-year programs
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Local NewsRumbling mountains: History of major earthquakes in North Carolina
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Go Ask MomTake the Kids: Get out of the house and take a quick road trip to Raven Rock State Park
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PetsClear the Shelters goes virtual, but thousands of dogs and cats need homes
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Local NewsMan charged in 5-year-old's death lives next door to boy's father
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NewsWRAL Noon News
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National NewsMan took 'shooter stance' outside White House before he was shot as Trump spoke inside
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Local News'It's unfortunate' said man who knew shooter for 20 years
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Health TeamNew body cam video shows more of George Floyd arrest
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WeatherDamaged buildings, 300K without power after Chicago storm
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Health TeamFDA authorizes sanitation, reuse of some masks
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National NewsBoy with autism kicked out of church for making noise, mom says
