ACT II: Feats of Service – The Tuskegee Airmen
Callie Odom Gentry served as a stenographer for the infamous Tuskegee Airmen, who were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2007 for their invaluable service during World War II.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – More Is More
You've probably heard the phrase, less is more. It is good advice to consider whether decorating a room, adorning oneself with jewelry or adding that last blob of paint, line or collage piece to an artwork you’re completing. But sometimes, more is more.
Diabetes in Older Adults
Unfortunately, diabetes in older adults comes with a list of potential risks and complications. In addition to increased manageability concerns, the disease often presents numerous health problems for older adults.
ACT II: Feats of Gumption – A Survivor’s Story
Holocaust survivor Rene and her sister, Ana, were sent to a labor camp at a munition factory in Germany after leaving Auschwitz. Along with two other girls, they made a daring escape.
Art Class at Any Age, It’s Never Too Late
No matter your age, you can always take the leap and invest yourself in a new hobby. If you decide to pursue an artistic endeavor, Pinellas County is the perfect place to be.
Dementia and Caretaking
For family members and caregivers, helping or living with someone who has dementia can be difficult and scary. Learn ways to approach caring for a person with mental illness with positivity and compassion.
Pain Management for ACT II Generation
Chronic pain has a profound effect on a person's life. Though there are a number of treatment options for pain, these solutions are irrelevant if the pain is not first identified. Understanding and recognizing pain in older adults is a vital first step to pain management.
Food for Heathy Aging: Fruits and Vegetables
Staying active and vibrant in ACT II of your life is easier than you think. An excellent way to slow down the aging process is by incorporating healthy foods, such as fruits and vegetables, into your diet. Try some of these healthy foods to help you age in place.
Why Are Vaccines Important?
Vaccines do more than just protect each person from illness. They act as a barrier against disease by protecting the entire community. Staying current on vaccines can prevent unnecessary illnesses or reduce the severity of an illness.
Legally Blind, ACT II Generation Adapts to Changing Health
The Lighthouse of Pinellas helped Sherwood White adapt to life as a legally blind person. Through classes and transportation, he learned how to use tools and techniques designed for visually impaired people.
