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Spotlight shines on seniors

The theater is a nuanced tradition relying on actors, writers, and directors working together to create entire worlds on a small stage. And one organization is working to continue this tradition among the nation’s older demographic.

 

 

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The Men’s Fraternity once had free reign at Brooksby Village. Now the community’s women have surged forward with a group of their own, called the Women’s Forum, with phenomenal results.



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It is estimated that 1.5 million Americans have Parkinson’s disease. Usually diagnosed after age 65, Parkinson’s disease affects nerve cells in the brain that control muscle movement. These nerve cells, which produce a chemical called dopamine that is vital to muscle movement, become damaged or destroyed.


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wii_tournament_ocv_thumb.jpg'Wii' just can't get enough


Nintendo’s latest gaming system, the Wii (pronounced “wee”), has been flying off store shelves since it was released last December. To the surprise of the national media, the game has become wildly popular with older adults.


 
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David "Honeyboy" Edwards

A Grammy award winning musician, David "Honeyboy" Edwards, shares an afternoon of blues with a younger generation.

 

 


Fighting Bone Loss

Did you know that one of the most important elements of your personal wellness is the health of your bones?

 

 


Ladies of Greenspring

Ready for yet another exciting example of living the Erickson lifestyle? Take a look behind the scenes as these sexy senior ladies drop it all for a good cause!

 

 


Viva: Your best step for aging well

David Brummel, the mayor of Warrenville and George Pradel, the mayor of Naperville visit Monarch Landing to assess their physical fitness and wellness with Viva.