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A lot of things change as we get older, including income and our living situation. Here are six advantages of living in a senior community: New Friendships As people age, they lose a lot of things, including relatives, friends, spouses, and sense of belonging. When seniors live in a senior community, they have the opportunity to…
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…
The Importance Of Friendship In A Senior Community
Is your beloved senior feeling lonely as they age because all of their friends are moving on or passing away? It is important to find a way to help them fight this loneliness, as it can lead to depression, isolation, and an increased risk of sickness. A senior community living situation may be all they…

Resident Celebrates 97th Birthday at Mayberry Gardens
Recently, Jean Pierz celebrated her 97th birthday at Mayberry Gardens and marked her third year of being a member of the Mayberry Community. We are so blessed to have Jean as part of our community. Here is a short bio of her written by her daughter Nancy: Jean was born and raised in Chicago’s “Back of the…
DFW Alzheimer’s Care
If your aging parent is experiencing memory loss, you may be wondering if they have Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s is one type of dementia. It’s a very common type: 60% to 80% of people with dementia have Alzheimer’s. It is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. Alzheimer’s may first show up as memory…

Is Your Loved One Ready For A Memory Care Residence?
You want to take care of your aging parent, relative, or loved one, but the effects of dementia can be too much for you to handle on your own. You have a life to lead and you just can’t be with your loved one at all times. If you are a caregiver for a family…