The World Health Organization has deemed “Ageing and Health” the theme of this year’s World Health Day, observed on April 7th, recognizing its importance as a global issue.
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More than 100,000 Americans are on the organ transplant list. Advances in medicine now mean that living donation may be an option to get kidney and liver patients off the wait list sooner, but what are the benefits and risks? And could more baby boomers be looking at the possible need for a liver transplant with the increases in Hepatitis C?
In this “Your Health” interview, Dr. Benjamin Philosophe and transplant coordinator Linda Ridge of the University of Maryland Medical Center talk about organ donation, including how to bring up the topic with your family members.
Related Links:
Transplant Center
http://www.umm.edu/transplant/
Liver Transplant Program
http://www.umm.edu/transplant/liver/index.htm
Living Liver Donor Transplant Program
http://www.umm.edu/transplant/living_liver_donor.htm
Patient Testimonials
http://www.umm.edu/transplant/liver_res_don.htm
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http://www.m7secret.com There are so many diseases you are putting yourself at risk falling victim to if you are unfit and inactive. The decline in your quality of life may be gradual, but rest assured, it WILL happen!
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a collective term used to describe a variety of respiratory illnesses, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema and chronic obstructive airways disease.
It’s estimated that by 2020 it will be the third biggest killer in the world.
For some, it starts with an early morning cough, often called a smoker’s cough. Wheezing, chest tightness and difficulty breathing are often some of the first things noticed. People may find themselves short of breath when doing very little or even when they’re just sitting down. It becomes harder and harder to do any exercise until even crossing a room becomes impossible for some.
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You Are Not Alone ~ Feeling Old and Laggy … want to reverse the energy clock. Take a look at this quick video and understand my passion and how I got my energy back. http://tiny.cc/njirg
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Visit http://www.MindYourBody.tv with Stephanie Stephens for more how-to video episodes, audio podcasts and blogs on female baby boomer health and lifestyle topics, created especially for you.
I’m getting better at listening to myself, a still-developing skill I owe in part to the discussion I had here with Carol Orsborn, Ph.D. She’s a businesswoman, theologian, motivational speaker, boomer generation expert and the author of 25 books. She’s also full of life and full of tips on how to lead a better, more fulfilling life.
I remembered what she said when I recently encountered one of the most unusual situations of my career. It was one in which—no matter what I did—the “other side” couldn’t hear me and the messages from “over there” became more conflicting and confusing, wasting my time and distracting me from my goals. I called upon some of the principles Dr. Orsborn explains in this video.
Let it go and walk away, I said to myself. And I did.
“Surrender the notion that you have control over life when things keep coming at us,” she says. When bad things happen—and they will—embrace your powerlessness, she writes in a recent blog on her site, www.FiercewithAge.com. Look for her book of the same name this fall.
It is a basic tenet of spirituality—and spirituality is work, she says. No one said what’s really valuable in life comes easily.
No One’s Exempt
Baby boomer women, like the lioness, use resilience to become fierce with age.
Among baby boomers, especially super-achievers, many have been fortunate enough to “float” through their earlier decades without too much “drama.” “But nobody gets into their 50s or 60s without something spinning out of control,” says Dr. Orsborn.
That’s where resilience comes into play, the ability to bounce back when the sand castle tumbles down. Take a breath and then take a walk. Trust your unconscious mind, and be open to that breakthrough that helps you figure out what to do next. Ask yourself, “How can I be less stressed about this issue?”
Resilient to the Core
In doing so, you’re building your “core strength,” and Dr. Orsborn doesn’t mean just beefing up your abs. It’s a quality that can be learned and nurtured, that will help your spirit remain intact as you age and endure other hardships. It will help you adapt to adversity, focus on your gains instead of losses, and rebound gracefully and productively when you knock heads with forces beyond your control.
Finally, remember, says Dr. Orsborn: You can’t always stop the bad things from happening—but you can’t stop the good things, either.
I think this video will put more good tools in your resilience arsenal. Hope so!
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AgeComfort.com is focused on providing Baby Boomers, Caregivers & Seniors with high quality comfort products. This videos showcases more info “about us”. We are based out of Concord, Ontario, Canada and our passion is making people comfortable!
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The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary recently created a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to raise awareness about hearing loss among baby boomers.
Filmed by Fabrizio Ferri, a leading videographer and photographer, the PSA features Chris Botti on trumpet, with a voiceover by Sting. These celebrities took time from their busy schedules and donated their considerable talents because they believe in the importance of our message: Baby boomers need to take control of their hearing health before it’s too late.
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Business Opportunity http://bci.mybetterbodysystem.com/goland15 Not Enough Medical Doctors for Baby Boomers! Health Business Opportunity?
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