Senior Citizens

It is true that a period of deflation is good news for senior citizens on fixed incomes.

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The earliest time a senior citizens pass can be used on a train typically varies by region and transportation authority. In many places, these passes are valid for travel during off-peak hours, often starting around 9:00 AM on weekdays. However, some areas may allow earlier use on weekends or holidays. It's essential to check the specific guidelines of the local transit authority for accurate information.

no it's a complete vitamin supplement with almost all vitamins & iron ,

so its good for health but not a laxative

I seriously doubt that any politician of ANY state, has the guts to attempt to pass a law which set a prescribed age at which one becomes a "senior."

In California, at age 70 you are considered a senior regarding renewal of your drivers license, you are qualified for senior housing at age 55, for AARP at age 50 and you can get the senior discount at IHOP when you are 55!

Sure there are! Some hotels even offer senior citizen discounts, although you often have to call ahead and talk with someone to get them. I'd try somewhere like Hotels.com (www.hotels.com) or Travelocity (www.travelocity.com).

This condition is unusual in those under age 50 and more often occurs after 70. Women are three times more likely to have the condition than are men. When trigeminal neuralgia does occur in younger people, it is often associated with multiple sclerosis.

No. They're very physically active (downright hyper, in many cases) and not particularly easy to train. As a breed, they're generally just not mellow enough to be a good companion dog for an elderly person.

Senior Citizens' Equity Act

you should consider home care for an elderly parent when you and they decide that they can no longer cope on their own. If you think your parent is struggling to take care of them selves you should sit and discuss the matter with them and see how they feel about it as well.

There are many options to consider, when you realize your elderly parent is no longer able to live alone. What you choose depends on your particular situation and what problems your elderly parent is experiencing. Minor problems with chores can be solved by an in-home caregiver being paid to come by for an hour or so a day. Minor mobility issues can be solved by renovating your parents house to make it more accessible. If you are worried about a fall, a medical alert system can be installed in the home to make sure help is contacted if there's an emergency. If things have progressed beyond these options, perhaps you do want to think about home care. The right thing to do is to have a talk with your parent, and discuss your concerns and listen to theirs. This will be the best way to decide whether or not you think your parent can be left alone any longer.

Check with the Dept of Insurance in your state or the National Association of Insurance Commissioners website (naic.org/state_web_map.htm) for links to the state officials where you live

We'll I would say you can be as young as high school it depends on the center you want to volunteer to be safe I would say 16 maybe even 14