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22ndCenturyMedia.com active aging Guide<br />

22nd century media | october 19, 2017 | 17<br />

Waterford Estates Retirement Community<br />

Back in September, Waterford<br />

Estates Retirement Community<br />

hosted a special Spaghetti<br />

Dinner Fundraiser for<br />

an extra special cause: the Alzheimer’s<br />

Association.<br />

This wonderful evening included<br />

a delicious spaghetti<br />

dinner prepared by their very<br />

own expert chefs, as well as a<br />

raffle and activities for children<br />

which included face painting<br />

and crafts.<br />

The success of this event is<br />

attributed to the hardworking<br />

staff at Waterford Estates<br />

and proceeds from this event<br />

totaled over $4,700. All of<br />

which were donated to the Alzheimer’s<br />

Association, which<br />

“advances research to end Alzheimer’s<br />

and dementia while<br />

enhancing care for those living<br />

continues fight against Alzheimer’s<br />

with the disease.” According to<br />

Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s<br />

disease is the sixth<br />

leading cause of death in the<br />

US, affecting 1 in 3 seniors.<br />

Alzheimer’s and dementia are<br />

a concern facing many seniors<br />

today, and Waterford Estates<br />

is committed to doing everything<br />

they can to support this<br />

worthy cause. Later this year,<br />

the Waterford Estates team will<br />

participate in the Walk To End<br />

Alzheimer’s.<br />

Waterford Estates Community<br />

Relations Director Cara<br />

Schnayer has an additional<br />

personal motivation for raising<br />

money for Alzheimer’s disease.<br />

“My dad, Fred – such a great<br />

guy – was the youngest of 13<br />

children born during the Depression,”<br />

Schnayer said. “He<br />

accomplished amazing things<br />

in his life, and we lost him to<br />

vascular dementia.<br />

“As I think back on it, he was<br />

gone long before he ever physically<br />

left this world. I hope<br />

one day that there are medical<br />

miracles for Alzheimer’s, vascular<br />

dementia and all forms of<br />

memory loss. Somehow fundraising<br />

for this cause feels like<br />

fighting back!”<br />

The Waterford Estates team<br />

understands everything that is<br />

involved in caring for senior<br />

adults and they are here to help<br />

you navigate the decisions required<br />

to provide the best care<br />

for you or your loved one.<br />

Waterford Estates Retirement<br />

Community offers Independent<br />

Living and Assisted Living<br />

apartments as well as Reflections,<br />

a Memory Care Community.<br />

Submitted by Waterford Estates<br />

Retirement Community, 17400<br />

S. Kedzie Ave. in Hazel Crest.<br />

For more information, visit www.<br />

waterford-living.com or call (708)<br />

572-4272.<br />

Get Back to Your Game<br />

With advanced orthopaedic care from Palos Health<br />

Whether you play sports or enjoy an occasional game with<br />

friends, you’ll find top orthopaedic specialists, advanced<br />

diagnostic tools and personalized care to get you back into<br />

motion quickly, safely and seamlessly.<br />

Call 708.226.2300 to find an<br />

orthopaedic surgeon affiliated<br />

with Palos Health.<br />

paloshealth.com

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