Denise – One in a Million Funny, social, full of personality and a true spitfire, Denise is one of a kind. Despite her outgoing personality, it took some convincing to get Denise to talk about herself. A caregiver at heart, she’d much rather talk about the people she loves. But with a little encouragement, a […]
Boost Your Energy
Boosting Energy and Motivation During the Winter Months Just because we’re New Englanders doesn’t mean we’re any less surprised each year when the days get shorter and the temperatures begin to drop. Before long, many of us slip into a kind of natural hibernation mode—curled up by the fire with a good book. And honestly, […]
Breast Cancer Awareness
Knowledge is Power: Breast Cancer Awareness October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and a good opportunity to learn more about breast cancer, understand your personal risk and make sure you are staying up to date with recommended screenings. Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women in the United States. While we […]
Millie Heart of Care
A Life Worth Showing Up For – Millie Still looking ahead. Still making plans. Still dancing. Still reading. Still surrounded by family. Still believing that life is worth showing up for. And yet, as Millie approaches her 101st birthday, she admits she never thought she would make it this far. “My grandmother died at 71. […]
Eleanor Heart of Care
“I Loved Every Minute of It” – Eleanor V. Settled on a street she has called home her entire life, Eleanor welcomed us into her well-loved living room filled with photographs, memories, and roots that run deep. We were immediately smitten. Warm, gracious, and quick to share a laugh, Eleanor didn’t miss a beat, eagerly […]
Shirley Heart of Care
Shirley – “100 Years Loved” Surrounded by over 80 of her closest family and friends, in a photograph that spanned generations, sat Shirley centered at a celebration marking her as the guest of honor to something she explains to us is like nothing she’s ever experienced before. “I laughed, I cried, I cried, I laughed.” […]