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Welcome to My Seniors World!
We recognise that every individual’s and their family’s needs are unique and that aging can bring with it a variety of both pleasures and challenges. That’s why we are dedicated to sharing resources and guidance to help all seniors make the transition into the later stages of life as smoothly and joyfully as possible.
At My Seniors World, we provide informative and entertaining content covering wellness, financial planning, quality of life, tips, and advice, as well as resources for senior living, caregiving, and health.
You’ll also find helpful articles that can raise awareness about issues and challenges faced by older adults, that promote inclusivity while creating a sense of community. These resources can provide inspiration and ideas for staying active and engaged in later life while promoting active aging.
My Seniors World can help bridge generations and provide a platform for connecting and learning.
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THC Potency Skyrockets Since 1995, Raising Safety Alerts
A new chart based on DEA data is turning heads in the cannabis world. It draws on the NIDA Potency Monitoring Project to track THC levels in samples seized by law enforcement. The chart reveals a steady climb from just under 4 percent THC in 1995 to more than 16 percent in 2022. That fourfold […]
What Is a Stroke: Essential Guide for Seniors Entering Retirement
Understanding what is a stroke can help seniors protect their health as they transition into retirement. A stroke happens when blood flow to the brain is cut off. Brain cells begin to die without oxygen. Acting quickly can save brain function and reduce lasting damage. Knowing the warning signs and treatment options empowers seniors to […]
From Terminal to Triumph: Grandfather Beats Stage Four Lung Cancer with Immunotherapy
When 76-year-old Jeff Cook noticed a persistent sore on his chest in 2018, he had no idea that this small irritation would lead to a devastating diagnosis: stage four lung cancer. Facing statistics that showed only 5% of patients with his condition survive beyond five years — with half dying within just four months — […]