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Caregivers: Support Group Meets Monthly at Gifford<br />
Central ermont caregivers seeking suort and advice are<br />
invited to join the andolh Area Caregiver Suort rou.<br />
he free grou meets from to .m. on the second<br />
Wednesday of every month in the Conference Center at<br />
ifford edical Center.<br />
ifford Community ealth eam Care Coordinators ayla<br />
hibault and oreen ordham facilitate the grou. hey offer<br />
articiants oortunities to share information and tis ideas<br />
on ways to manage their caregiving role and a safe lace to<br />
discuss the stresses, challenges, and rewards of roviding care<br />
for a loved one.<br />
Adult caregiving may include assistance with dressing,<br />
bathing, eating, medical care, housework, transortation, running<br />
errands, and other tasks. About 1 ercent of adults in<br />
Time to Cash Those Old<br />
Savings Bonds?<br />
id you stash away savings<br />
bonds years ago o<br />
you know what they’re<br />
worth now<br />
While savings bonds<br />
used to be a great way to<br />
ut money aside for the<br />
future, with the different<br />
interest rates and dates of maturity, it’s all too easy to forget<br />
they’re there. aer bonds haven’t been issued for years<br />
they’ve all gone electronic. ut if you have aer bonds from<br />
long ago, there’s a good chance they’ve matured. A few things<br />
to consider<br />
-- aer bonds can add interest over and above the face<br />
value until they’re finally mature, which is usually 0 years.<br />
f your aer bonds are very old, they could be worth much<br />
more than face value.<br />
-- Cashing in the oldest bonds first is a mistake. hey might<br />
still be earning great interest.<br />
-- f you cash in a bond on the wrong day, you might be<br />
giving u si months of interest.<br />
-- Since you ay federal taes on the interest, cashing in too<br />
many at once can have ta consequences you might not<br />
eect.<br />
f you have aer savings bonds, your best bet is savingsbonds.com.<br />
t has loads of information to hel you get the<br />
most cash out of your bonds, lus a comlimentary bond<br />
calculator. f you set u an account, it will track your bonds<br />
and give you their current values.<br />
erhas its best feature is that it tells you the net time<br />
interest will be added. he last thing you want to do is cash in<br />
one right before the interest is osted. And it will warn you<br />
what interest you need to reort on your taes before you cash<br />
them in.<br />
f you have aer bonds that you want to convert to electronic,<br />
you can do that too. Ask at your bank.<br />
(c) 20<strong>18</strong> King Features Synd., Inc.<br />
We’ve had a lot of inquiries recently<br />
from folks asking why eole believe<br />
falsehoods about their health and how to<br />
rotect it, when actual facts are staring them<br />
squarely in the face. We think that’s<br />
imortant because it has such a rofound<br />
effect on individual lives, on overall ublic<br />
health and on the economic well-being of<br />
eole and the nation.<br />
irst, let’s look at two common misconcetions<br />
that an alarming number of folks<br />
seem to accet or advocate 1 accinations<br />
are hugely dangerous here is no such<br />
thing as climate change whether manmade<br />
or natural or both and it has no health<br />
reercussions.<br />
he chance of eeriencing a serious side<br />
effect from vaccination versus the benefit it<br />
rovides avoiding serious illness and death is 10,000<br />
Clearly, getting a vaccination is like winning the lottery -- the<br />
benefits are enormous.<br />
efore the olio vaccine 1,000 cases of aralysis annually<br />
in the .S. Afterward o olio cases have originated in<br />
the .S. since 1.<br />
efore the ertussis vaccine rom 10 through 1,<br />
more than 1 million cases of ertussis whooing cough<br />
were reorted, with many deaths. After Cases have been<br />
reduced by 0 ercent deaths by ercent.<br />
ot getting vaccinated doesn’t just affect you, though<br />
eole who cannot be vaccinated for legitimate medical reasons,<br />
such as getting chemotheray that’s a lot of eole,<br />
can be at mortal risk for infection with flu, for eamle, if<br />
eole around them ski immuniation. And the economic<br />
cost of unvaccinated adults in the .S. is .1 billion a year,<br />
according to a 01 study out of the niversity of orth<br />
Carolina.<br />
he same kind of fact-suressing dynamic surrounds the<br />
subject of climate change whatever the cause. A ew survey<br />
showed that ercent of Americans do not believe that climate<br />
scientists rovide full and accurate information about<br />
the changing environment. ut ignoring the data will not<br />
revent floods and increasingly severe storms, rising tem-<br />
erature, fires or drought. he macts of Climate Change on<br />
uman ealth in the nited States A Scientific Assessment<br />
ut out in 01 by .S. lobal Change esearch rogram<br />
lobalChange.gov gives in-deth evidence for far-reaching<br />
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the nited States rovide unaid care of some kind to<br />
another adult, according to a new ew esearch Center<br />
analysis of data from the ureau of abor Statistics.<br />
or more information about the andolh Area Caregiver<br />
Suort rou, call 0--1.<br />
he Community ealth eam at ifford is art of luerint<br />
for ealth, a stateled initiative designed to rovide coordinated<br />
health services that emhasie revention and wellness.<br />
he team’s care coordinators assist eole with identifying<br />
care issues and goals and with addressing challenges to<br />
accessing transortation, food, fuel, and housing assistance.<br />
or more information about the Community ealth eam,<br />
visit giffordhealthcare.orgservicecommunity-health-team.<br />
Riverbend Residential Care Home<br />
Earns Deficiency-Free Survey<br />
iverbend esidential Care ome C in Chelsea has<br />
earned deficiency-free surveys from the ermont eartment<br />
of icensing and rotection.<br />
We are leased to share the news of iverbend’s recent<br />
deficiency-free surveys and thank our team for their commitment<br />
to high-quality home like care for our residents, said<br />
owner Jennifer oyle. he survey results are made even<br />
more meaningful by the fact that, iverbend has maintained<br />
deficiency free status for 1 years.<br />
An unannounced, on-site survey was conducted on<br />
ovember 1, 01 by ermont’s ivision of icensing and<br />
rotection. Areas of insections include but are not limited to<br />
residents rights and contracts, medical record review and<br />
documentation, resident care, meals and dietary needs, resident<br />
interviews, staff training and erformance as well as the<br />
over all asects of the building, its cleanliness and care. he<br />
ivision of ire Safety also conducted an on-site ife Safety<br />
Code insection, and iverbend was found to be in substantial<br />
comliance with alicable ife Safety Code requirements.<br />
he ivision of icensing and rotection regulates longterm<br />
care homes and health care facilities for the dual ur-<br />
oses of rotecting the welfare and rights of residents and<br />
atients and assuring they receive the aroriate level and<br />
quality of care.<br />
iverbend esidential Care ome, owned and oerated by<br />
Jennifer and Amos oyle, is located in Chelsea village, just<br />
walking distance from the town center. t is licensed to rovide<br />
care to residents. esidents can be fairly indeendent<br />
needing varied levels of care from suervision to nursing<br />
home care.<br />
oyle attributes the facilities success to her dedicated high<br />
quality staff sharing, couldn’t do this without the hard work,<br />
dedication and suort from our staff esecially obbisue<br />
Chamney who co-manages iverbend. oyle went on to<br />
acknowledge the faithful suort of the close knit Chelsea<br />
community including the Chelsea ealth Center, the irst<br />
ranch Ambulance, Clara artin Center and her residents and<br />
their families.<br />
A Healthy View of Facts Can Make You Healthier<br />
health roblems, from mental illness to<br />
heart disease, asthma and heatstroke,<br />
caused by climate-change-related air<br />
ollution, increasing disease from ticks<br />
and mosquitoes, water-related illnesses<br />
and roblems with food roduction,<br />
distribution and safety.<br />
Why do folks disregard the evidence<br />
When eole choose to deny healthrelated<br />
facts, there’s usually an element<br />
of anger and fear involved. hat triggers<br />
chronic elevation of stress hormones --<br />
cortisol, einehrine and noreinehrine<br />
-- that can damage blood vessels<br />
and arteries, increase blood ressure<br />
and raise the risk of heart attack and<br />
stroke. n addition, chronic stress affects<br />
the brain he mind’s center for logical<br />
thinking, the amygdala, gets overwhelmed, and irrational<br />
emotions can take over.<br />
We suggest that the imulse to ignore clear facts comes<br />
about when you feel there’s nothing you can do to imrove a<br />
situation or to make yourself healthier. ou give u the battle<br />
to attain a healthy weight, avoid or reverse ye diabetes,<br />
reduce your town’s carbon footrint, use less lastic -- you<br />
name it -- because it seems hoeless. ut it’s not ou can<br />
make a huge difference in your own health, in your community’s<br />
well-being and in the economic future of the .S.A.<br />
The best way to defuse fear and anger is to find the facts<br />
for yourself:<br />
-- ee in mind that coincidences are not correlations or<br />
causes. Just because a -year-old is diagnosed with autism<br />
after receiving vaccinations doesn’t mean they were the<br />
cause, any more than being diagnosed after eating brown rice<br />
would serve as evidence<br />
-- ake the time to look at studies and read articles from<br />
eerts. o to the source. on’t lay telehone with the facts.<br />
-- inally, remember that when you battle back against<br />
distrust and discouragement in yourself, you sto the chronic<br />
fight-or-flight resonse to a threat, whether real or erceived.<br />
hat hels restore clearer thought and revent disease.<br />
Mehmet Oz, M.D. is host of “The Dr. Oz Show,” and Mike<br />
Roizen, M.D. is Chief Wellness Officer and Chair of Wellness<br />
Institute at Cleveland Clinic. To live your healthiest, tune into<br />
“The Dr. Oz Show” or visit www.sharecare.com.<br />
(c) 20<strong>18</strong> Michael Roizen, M.D. and Mehmet Oz, M.D.<br />
Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.<br />
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Food Drive<br />
Dec. 5–13 at<br />
Hunger<br />
Mountain Co-op<br />
This holiday season,<br />
join Hunger Mountain<br />
Co-op and our community<br />
partners in providing<br />
healthy meals for our<br />
neighbors in need. Feed A<br />
Family food donations may<br />
be dropped off in the<br />
Co-op's exit way through<br />
Dec. 13, and will be<br />
distributed throughout<br />
central Vermont.<br />
Visit<br />
hungermountain.coop<br />
to learn more.<br />
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