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Did you know that arrangements may be harder to do later? Later on in life, if you (or your spouse or family) are faced with an unexpected and difficult health or well-being circumstance, the last things you’ll want to focus on are arrangements and preparation for end of life services. In our consultations with individuals facing day-to-day challenges, we frequently hear their concerns and empathized with their wish that they had planned certain things sooner so they could focus on improving their health and quality of life. Contact us to receive our complementary guide that can take you through these tasks and help prepare you and your family.

Make a difference in your home, work, and community. You can find many tips on how to observe National Safety Month. The following can be found on https://bit.ly/3v0lrn1 Here are few ways to observe National Safety Month Report repairs as they are needed in your community... Hold drills at home to help children know what to do in the event of: fire, tornado/natural disasters, medical emergency Volunteer to participate in community emergency preparedness events Put together or know where your first aid kit(s) are located Take a CPR class Learn or teach someone to change a tire properly and safely Learn about proper storage and disposal of medications Take a defensive driving course Learn how to identify fall hazards in a home Visit the National Safety Council website for tips and resources and use #NationalSafetyMonth to share on social media.

National Men's Health Month encourages man and boys to seek regular medical advice and early treatment for injury or disease, and awareness of preventable health problems.

The Personal Legal Will Preparation Portfolio is a valuable tool for you and preparation of your last will and testament documents. Contact us today for more information and how to receive our legal Will Kit Booklet.

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January is #NationalGlaucomaAwarenessMonth. Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that gradually steal sight without warning, causing irreversible blindness. Although the most common forms primarily affect the middle-aged and the elderly, glaucoma can affect people of all ages. There is no cure for glaucoma, however, by raising awareness and knowing if you have family members with this disease you can get checked. Medication or surgery can slow or prevent further vision loss.

According to the American Red Cross, the winter months are the most difficult time of the year to collect blood donations. This month, take time out of your busy schedule to donate and inspire others to donate. www.nationaltoday.com/national-blood-donor-month/

It's not always easy to keep New Year's resolutions. In fact, according to some statistics about 80% of resolutions don't make it past February. However, this year can be different. With the tips below, you can make the perfect resolution list that will last! https://bit.ly/3bmsGiY

New Years Resolution Week is 1/1 - 1/7. What's your new years resolution?!