Daily Archives: May 2, 2013

IDF Has Friends in Arizona

Jerami Shecter says her life changed dramati- cally when she went on a Birthright Israel trip in 2001. The experience prompted her move from working in the corporate world to living in Israel. Now she is director of the Arizona Chapter of Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. Shecter lived in Israel from 2008-11 where…

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Free Money

Free Money: Sound too good to be true? That’s exactly what those in need from the Jewish community can count on through the Jewish Free Loan Association in the Valley and the Hebrew Free Loan Association in Tucson. Need some unexpected dental work? Your air-conditioning unit suddenly gave out? Just when you were getting your…

Where Do Jewish People Eat? Cocktail Hour

It is often said that Jewish people aren’t drinkers. If that’s true, I don’t know any of them. I come from a long line of Jewish cocktailers. My grandfather served as his Temple’s president twice. Not two terms, he was elected two different times during his life. He was dedicated and observant. He also observed…

In the Loop with Our Parents' Healthcare

Passover’s focus on freedom rings true for seniors struggling to live independently. As we age, time can take a toll on our self-reliance. While it’s important for seniors to retain control, it is critical adult children stay in the loop with their parents’ healthcare. Here are some things we can do to ensure our elders…

Q&A with Senior Care Experts

We asked various Senior Care Experts, Can you describe how your organization is dealing with new expectations? MARY POISSON, Director of Sales & Marketing La Siena a 190-unit senior living community offering independent and assisted living in Phoenix. According to Ann Clurman, author of Generation Ageless: How Baby Boomers are Changing the Way We Live…

Parkinson’s Creativity

Parkinson’s experts across the world have been reporting a remarkable phenomenon – many patients treated with drugs to increase the activity of dopamine in the brain as a therapy for motor symptoms such as tremors and muscle rigidity are developing new creative talents, including painting, sculpting, writing and more. Prof. Rivka Inzelberg of Tel Aviv…

Citizenship Counts

Gerda Klein loves America. Almost 89, Klein is a humanitarian, author of nine books, a human rights activist, Holocaust survivor and a proud naturalized citizen. During years of speaking nationally about the Holocaust, Klein frequently spoke of how small acts of kindness helped her remember her humanity during those dark years. Klein shares the story…

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Retirement Resort Living

The Senior Resource Group’s Maravilla Scottsdale Senior Living Community is a beautiful example of what many of today’s new retirees look for when deciding to move to a luxury multi-service residence. From the moment you turn into the sweeping European-style driveway, you notice that the archi- tecture and interior design do what is intended –…

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