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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs during various seasons of the year. Most episodes of depression occur at the same time every year, usually during the cold, dull, winter months. If you are feeling uninterested in life and down in the dumps, you could be suffering

Get away from SAD Syndrome by Considering Vacation Getaways

February 6, 2013 Active Adult Living

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs during various seasons of the year. Most episodes of depression occur at the same time every year, usually during the cold, dull, winter months. If you are feeling uninterested in life and down in the dumps, you could be suffering with SAD syndrome. Other [...]

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Southern Meadow Residents Walked for a Cause

November 1, 2012 Active Adult Living

You may already know that October is Breast Cancer awareness month.  Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that affect women.  It is an illness that can occur to any person of any age.  Breast cancer is treatable with early detection and timely treatment methods.  Sadly though, very few people are aware of [...]

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RIGHTSIZING YOUR LIFE – by Ciji Ware

September 20, 2012 Active Adult Living

There comes a moment when you pass the half-century mark that is hard to pinpoint or even predict, but you know intuitively when it has occurred. It’s a flash of recognition, an instant when you realize something important has changed and that it is time for a change. Your old life just doesn’t fit anymore. As a [...]

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Friends Help You Live Longer

September 13, 2012 Active Adult Living

By Frank Curran: Principal and Resident at The Fairways at Savannah Quarters, west Savannah’s finest  Active Adult community ….”A Lifestyle…Worth Living!” Which is more beneficial to your health and longevity: walking a mile three times a week or playing cards three times a week with your friends?  Most people answer that exercise is more important, [...]

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