Nothing says “family” like Thanksgiving, as we gather together in gratitude with those we love to enjoy the simple gift of togetherness. And, as we mentioned in our previous blog post, at the center of the festivities is the classic, lavish dinner that we all eagerly prepare for long before the big day, which can cause health concerns for all seniors, but particularly those with diabetes.
The team at Compassionate Nursing Services has compiled the following list of suggestions to help those with diabetes celebrate the Thanksgiving season while keeping safe and well:
If you need home care assistance in St. Louis or nearby areas, or would like further guidelines on helping those with diabetes or any other chronic disease to remain healthy and thriving at home – before, during, or after the holidays – contact Compassionate Nursing Services. Our in-home care services for seniors can range anywhere from several hours a week of companionship and assistance with household chores to full-time, 24-hour care, or anything in between. Call us at 314-432-4312 to schedule a free in-home assessment to explore solutions for your senior loved one’s individual needs.
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