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Leaving home to go into an assisted living community is distressing for many seniors. It is especially stressful for those who have been living in the same place for a long time. Note that even if there is no sentimental attachment to a home, seniors often have trouble dealing with change. This move represents dramatic…

Caricatures
Today we had a caricature artist Steve Leach come to each home and draw caricatures of our residents. Our residents and staff had many laughs as we discovered what we would look like in a cartoon. Steve did a great job. You can see his artist profile and work he has done at www.steveleach.com
Assisted Living, A Beneficial Chapter For Your Loved One
At Mayberry Gardens, assisted living is a beneficial chapter for your loved one. It entails a new sense of independence and amenities your loved will enjoy. Assisted Living in a home away from home: Most nursing homes are anything but homey. Residents are put into rooms that very much mock hospital rooms that offer little…
What to Look For in a Residential Senior Care Home
Nobody likes moving. There’s cleaning, packing, more cleaning, and unpacking, a lot of seemingly endless shuffling of belongings. But life changes and sometimes a move is necessary. As we age, eventually we get to a point where we need more help. If you or your loved one needs some help, but don’t need full-time nursing,…

Richardson Girl Scout Troop Delivers Cookies To Assisted Living Residents
It has always been funny to me that girl scout cookies are sold around the same time that New Year’s Resolutions are being made. New Year’s Resolutions aside, we were happy to have one of the representatives from the Richardson Girl Scout Troop 5308 come to deliver some delicious cookies to our assisted living and…
Cake Pops
Do you know what cake pops are? Neither do I, but our residents at Mayberry Gardens do now. Special thanks to the family members of Lou for all their help and coming out to volunteer. The residents loved decorating the cake pops but enjoyed eating them much more.