We have always believed that family and a sense of community are essential to a heathy life. New challenges surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have left many feeling disconnected and isolated now more than ever. It is our hope that we can bring people together in these hard times and create a sense of community. That’s why we are excited to be launching the new EPAGA Care & Share Facebook Group!
At least 200,000 people worldwide have been infected in the coronavirus pandemic and it has led to the deaths of more than 8,000. But as many countries are put on lockdown, some good things have emerged.
Amid the self-isolation which many have been forced to accept, here are nine positive effects which have come from the COVID-19 outbreak.
It’s the holidays, “the most wonderful time of the year.” While this season is a time for us to celebrate life and our many blessings, stress can exist. I am a firm believer in living each day to the fullest and making each moment count, but how can we make the most of each day, particularly during the hustle and bustle of the holiday season? Here are some tips that have worked for me.
In case you missed it, throughout November we celebrated National Family Caregivers Month. Here at EPAGA Home Care, we have an incredible staff of caregivers. Throughout this past month, we jumped at the opportunity to broadcast our love and pride for a few of our own who show us what it truly means to provide care and bring joy—not only to those they care for, but to us as well. For those of you not a part of the Facebook network, heres a recap.
For many, November is the beginning of the greatest time of the year. The kick-start of a season of celebration; time spent reminiscing on the elements of our lives that we’re thankful for. When it comes to our EPAGA family, we, too, are thinking of the people and things we are thankful for. There are so many things that come to mind, but there is one integral part of the EPAGA family that we continue to be beyond proud of and fortunate for. For us, caregivers are what make the world go ‘round. Not only do they positively impact the lives of those we serve, but they are also the first to brighten our lives each and every day.
