Chronic Kidney Disease Lecture Published on April 14, 2025 Following the Rambling Roses meeting, educator Victoria Laurenzi-Jump from Greenfield Health Services will give a presentation on kidney
Boost your health with laughter Published on April 14, 2025 I, like many of you, have young grandchildren (or young children), and I absolutely love to hear them giggle and laugh! They seem to laugh all the
Your Health and the Easter Season Published on April 7, 2025 We often hear people talk about holiday-related stress, but itâs usually associated with Christmas. In light of the upcoming Easter holiday, I
How to Boost Your Immunity Published on March 31, 2025 Even though Spring is now here, my family has been struggling with being sick with either colds, RSV, or the flu for the last couple of months. Just
St. Therese of Lisieux Motherâs Day âTea for Theeâ Event Published on March 24, 2025 I donât know if youâve noticed the tulips peeking out of the ground or the birds beginning to chirp in the morning, but spring is around the
St. Therese of Lisieux Mother’s Day Tea for Thee Published on March 24, 2025 The St. Therese of Lisieux Mother’s Day “Tea for Thee” event will take place to honor not only our Mothers but all of the wonderful
March is National Colorectal Awareness Month Published on March 3, 2025 March was officially designated National Colon Cancer Awareness Month in 2000 by President Clinton in an effort to bring awareness to the public
Maintaining Your Blood Pressure Published on February 24, 2025 In order to maintain good heart health, it is important for you to know your blood pressure measurements. You may ask, âwhat do blood pressure
Keeping Your Mind Sharp at Any Age Published on February 10, 2025 As we get older, we want our minds to remain well-functioning. Although some people believe âitâs the luck of the draw,â
Keep Your Mind Sharp at Any Age Published on February 3, 2025 Marcia Relyea from CARE of SEM will do a presentation on the latest research on aging and our brain, and strategies on how we can keep our brains