The Arthritis Foundation has so much to share. Have you visited the website? It’s exercise worth knowing about.
Take a look at the videos 🙂 by clicking the link below. It’s News You Can Use 🙂
https://info.arthritis.org/exerciseguide
All the best in Wellness!
With best wishes,
Judith
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Happy June 2026, everyone! This month, I have a lot to share on this blog and my other blogs, along with the Judith Guerra Wellness Connections podcast. Today, I want to share a link to Dr. Andrew Weil’s suggestions for adding nutrition to your diet and building good habits. Check out the link below, and remember to stay tuned!
When you visit the link – don’t forget to signup for the Newsletter.
All the best in Wellness!
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Below is a nice message from the Mental Health America website, which brought a smile to my face. As we age, we can learn that a positive outlook can help us adjust to the aging process, which can be quite challenging. Embracing this mindset not only fosters resilience but also enhances our ability to navigate the inevitable changes that come with time.
“This year’s theme — More Good Days, Together — encourages us all to reflect on what a “good” day looks like, both for ourselves, and for our communities. Together, we can use that insight to connect people to the right support at the right time, and shape advocacy, education, and community engagement to make more good days possible for all.”
Here are some links that may be useful for your own well-being 🙂
10 Things You Can Do Besides Watch the News | Mental Health America
Mental Health Awareness Month: Resources to Help Older Adults | Office for the Aging
Listen to a PODCAST
Podcast Archive – Center for Mental Health and Aging
Always, News You Can Use 🙂
This post is FYI – AGAIN – 🙂 because – most of us want to make sure that we hydrate our bodies, which seems to be especially important for senior citizens – right? AND with the Holidays coming up – And VERY HOT days, it is important to maintain stable body temperature.
Staying properly hydrated not only aids in maintaining energy levels but also plays a crucial role in overall health, particularly as temperatures rise. Anyway, I found some information on Sparkling Water and the Do’s and Don’ts. Many of us find the regular water out of the faucet boring – but it does have benefits, such as being calorie-free and cost-effective. Sparkling water can provide a refreshing alternative, making hydration feel less like a chore and more enjoyable. Perhaps mixing in some fresh fruits or herbs could enhance the flavor further. Maybe this post will help you hydrate with more than one method, ensuring you enjoy every sip.
Now for some reality checks. As I was researching this topic, I found some very important reasons Senior Citizens need to hydrate and pay attention to their water intake. Just click the links to learn more.
Sources:
Is Sparkling Water Good or Bad for You?
Hydration and older adults: Why water matters more as you age | UCLA Health
Drinking Water Before Bed?
You may choose to drink extra water before bedtime, which can help with overnight hydration and improve your blood circulation while you sleep.
Is There Really a ‘Best’ Time to Drink Water? Experts Explain What Matters Most
Source: Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
All the best in Wellness!
As we get on board to celebrate Earth Day, learn more about the Elders Action Network, and Elders Coalition for Climate Action.
Read how you can participate in leaving a better planet for younger generations in the future.
Click this link to Sign up for a Newsletter 🙂
All the best for the future of our Planet !
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President Jimmy Carter created a Proclamation in March 1980 designating the month as Women’s History Month. This initiative aimed to honor and commemorate the countless contributions that women have made throughout history across various fields, including science, politics, arts, and social movements. The observance serves as a reminder of the integral role women have played in shaping society and advocating for change, despite often being overlooked in traditional narratives.
Women’s History Month Information: Women’s History Month | National Women’s History Museum
Throughout the month, numerous events and activities take place, including educational programs, lectures, and exhibitions that highlight the achievements and experiences of women throughout history. Schools, organizations, and communities come together to celebrate women’s accomplishments and inspire future generations.
For those interested in exploring more about this important observance, additional resources and information are available at the Women’s History Website. This platform provides a wealth of materials, including articles, biographies, and lesson plans that can deepen understanding and appreciation of women’s history.
The National Women’s History Alliance also has
🙂 News You Can Use‘ Click the links to learn more
Women’s History Theme 2026 – National Women’s History Alliance
Newsletters: NWHA Newsletters – National Women’s History Alliance
Black Feminist Information
Home | We Who Believe in Freedom-Exhibition
Toolkits available at IWD – March 8, 2026 – International Women’s Day Website Celebrating 115 Years!
International Women’s Day 2026
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If you do not think you can use it for yourself, please share it with others.
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Hello Everyone,
Whether you’re young or old, I am confident that you will find something valuable to help you and your family in Dr. Jen Ashton’s insightful Newsletter, which I am proud to subscribe to. This newsletter is not just a collection of tips; it is a treasure trove of information that covers a wide range of health topics, from preventive care to the latest medical research. Dr. Ashton’s expert advice caters to various age groups and can assist you in making informed health-related decisions. To make it easier for you to explore this valuable resource, I am including the link to her website, where she has a comprehensive listing of newsletter topics worth knowing about, ensuring that you and your loved ones stay informed and empowered regarding your health and wellness journeys.
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Click the link to read various issues that cover a wide array of topics. Additionally, you can also subscribe to the newsletter to receive updates directly in your inbox, which will keep you connected to the most important health information that you won’t want to miss.
All the best in Wellness!
As an Open Heart Surgery survivor of 30 years, I have experienced firsthand the profound impact that heart health has on overall well-being. Heart Wellness is something I am very close to, not just because of my journey, but also due to the alarming statistics surrounding heart disease, particularly among women. It turns out that women are some of the people most significantly impacted by heart disease, yet often misdiagnosed or overlooked until it’s too late—sometimes from an early age! It’s critical to recognize that heart health is a lifelong commitment, and preventative care cannot start early enough. This February, as the American Heart Association celebrates awareness and knowledge about this challenging condition, I urge everyone to join in the efforts to educate and empower others. Please share this vital information with your communities, families, and friends, as raising awareness can save lives and foster a healthier future for all.
You can find a copy of the Take Action for Your Heart sheet at the link below:
https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/resources/take-action-your-heart-get-started-fact-sheet
FRIDAY – FEBRUARY 7
All the best in Heart Wellness!
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