The hardest thing in life to learn is to lose. Winning is easy. It's your ability to take a loss and keep going that will define your success.
Carlton B. Finley
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National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month is important because it provides a platform to raise awareness and understanding of the disease.
Did you know...
...that more than 5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's Disease (AD)?
AD is the 6th leading cause of death in the US.
AD is the most common form of dementia in 60-80% of all diagnosed cases.
I'm sure you know someone who has to deal with this cruel disease. Maybe you are dealing with this personally.
When providing care for someone long term, it usually means feeding them, helping with personal care, bathing them, and helping with other daily tasks.
Here is something to think about...
When symptoms are fully apparent, people with AD may only live an average of eight years, but some can survive up to 20 years, depending on their overall health.
Alzheimer's disease is the largest contributor to people needing long-term care.
What can you do today?
Show that you love the elderly. Compassion and empathy will never grow old. Everyone loves grandparents! Treat the elderly just like you would want someone to treat your parents or grandparents. Don't make them feel that they are losing their dignity!
Raise awareness about Alzheimer's Disease and acknowledge anyone you know serving as a caregiver. The more we understand the emotional, physical, and economic toll that AD care can take on loved ones, the more we can prepare for our own future. None of us want to become a burden to the people we love the most.
Prepare your family by looking into getting long-term care insurance. Rather than having a family member come and take care of you, a nurse would come to take care of you every day. If you do not have insurance, you will likely pay around $140,000 out of pocket on average.
Remember, our loved ones are not going to get better.
When symptoms are fully apparent, people with AD may only live an average of eight years, but some can survive up to 20 years, depending on their overall health.
In Celebration of Random Acts of Appreciation
Thank you, ♥️ LOVE, Uplift, Inspire ♥️ for posting this.
The title of this post was TRUE LOVE!
In a world that's divided and flawed, it is truly appreciated when I see how we can truly be. How amazing the world would be if we all loved as a child does!
"The one thing that defines us is what is in our heart."
Are You Prepared for a "Fed-Induced" Recession?
The Fed has raised rates for the fourth time this year in an effort to slow inflation.
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Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association Job Board
This is a FREE resource for the public to have access to industry jobs and be notified when positions become available. Operators are posting new open positions on the MRLA Job Board every single day, just for you.
Build your profile and upload your resume ahead of time for a quick and easy application process. Subscribe for career updates and receive alerts as new jobs are posted. You can also text JOBS to 22452 to subscribe to text message updates of new posts!
Consumer spending in restaurants increased in October
Consumers have stayed resilient in recent months, but more than 8 in 10 say they’re planning to be more cautious with their spending. Eating and drinking places posted total sales of $89.5B on a seasonally adjusted basis in October, according to early data from the U.S. Census Bureau. That’s up 1.6% from September’s upwardly revised $88.1B—and represents the 3rd consecutive monthly sales gain. Read the analysis.
Restaurant disaster relief fund
Restaurants hit by natural disasters might be eligible for a DoorDash $10K relief grant through the Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund, in partnership with Hello Alice.
Open enrollment: Help employees get health care coverage
Open enrollment for 2023 ACA plans on the health insurance exchanges runs from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15, 2022.
Be prepared to help your staff members get health care insurance, not just those who qualify for the program you offer, those working 130 hours or more in a calendar month—to sign up or re-enroll. Contact us for more information: www.meetwithcbfinley.com
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Carlton B. Finley | CB Finley & Associates | (248) 780-1192