Quick— what’s November? No, the answer I’m looking for isn’t, “it’s the month we celebrate Thanksgiving,” but rather, “It’s National Long Term Care Awareness Month!”
Whether dancers are in the ballroom or on the ice, they display beautiful, artistic maneuvers, usually landing not far from where they began. No matter how intricate or athletic the moves, dancers won’t have covered all that much distance.
There are normal risks people encounter everyday from going about life as usual— such as the possibility of getting injured from car accidents or sports. A sudden need for long term care is no different.
Quick— what’s November? No, the answer I’m looking for isn’t, “it’s the month we celebrate Thanksgiving,” but rather, “It’s National Long Term Care Awareness Month!”
Whether dancers are in the ballroom or on the ice, they display beautiful, artistic maneuvers, usually landing not far from where they began. No matter how intricate or athletic the moves, dancers won’t have covered all that much distance.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we plan for a lot of things. 
If you have a loved one in a nursing home, it’s likely that you are in the unfortunate scenario that you are unable to visit them due to the pandemic.
There are normal risks people encounter everyday from going about life as usual— such as the possibility of getting injured from car accidents or sports. A sudden need for long term care is no different.
