are at a greater risk of developing serious complications. Fall at Kendal at Oberlin Fall is always an exciting time at Kendal at Oberlin. Students are back in classes at Oberlin College, which means they’re usually on the Kendal campus as part of the Ars Moriendi class or a joint volunteer project. Keep

) whether you’re outside or not. Products with glycerin and dimethicone are best. Glycerin works to moisturize the tissue and dimethicone forms a seal.   Use a product that allows your pores to breathe and contains an SPF rating of 8 or more on your face. Sunlight is damaging in the winter too

The Stephens Care Center hallways and living spaces are full of smiling people as Kendal residents Elizabeth Hole and Betsy David make their twice-weekly rounds with their dogs Spirit and Tibby, respectively.   “They know exactly what to do when they come in here,” says an amused resident, pulling

with a teenager. His body was never found, but a hat and cane believed to be his was found by the East River in New York. And remember, Francis said, “You’re never done.” One Couple’s Roots Kendal at Oberlin residents Nancy and Don Hultquist, have been shaking their family trees for 20 years. Most

(such as whole wheat) instead of enriched flour or “multi-grain”; and don’t shop on an empty stomach. Check Out Our New Gardening Guide: Gardening is a great activity at all ages. Get helpful tips here! Download My Guide In the past, Molly Kavanaugh frequently wrote about Kendal at Oberlin for the Cleveland

ages. Get helpful tips here! Download My Guide   In the past, Molly Kavanaugh frequently wrote about Kendal at Oberlin for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, where she was a reporter for 16 years. Now we are happy to have her writing for the Kendal at Oberlin Community. About Kendal at Oberlin: Kendal

and some viruses. Topical application of honey has been effectively used on mucocutaneous injuries such as genital lesions, superficial skin burns and post operation wounds. In addition, honey has been used in some gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, inflammatory and neoplastic states.” Kendal at Oberlin

and at Kendal we see more residents, staff and potential residents demanding plant-based options. Kendal at Oberlin regularly offers vegan and vegetarian menu options that enable residents to make healthy dietary choices.  The following vegan recipe is from Kendal at Oberlin chef, Wayne Jacobs. Made

take a step to help end hunger in your community.   Would You Like More Helpful Information from  Kendal at Oberlin?    The Kendal Connection e-newsletter is sent twice per month and includes: Helpful articles on active living, life-long learning and health tips Trends in the active older adult