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Post Covid-19 Syndrome. Is It a Real Thing?

Izabela Bonzanini Health - News - Kids & Family - Well-being 11 Nov, 2022

As we come out of two years of dealing with a global pandemic, doctors are starting to see more and more Covid-19 related conditions, from heart arrhythmias and unexplained rashes to anxiety/depression and severe fatigue.

How Technology Can Help You Age in Place

Izabela Bonzanini Health - News - Kids & Family - Well-being 17 Nov, 2022

By 2030, almost a quarter of the U.S. population will be over the age of 65, up from 16 percent in 2020, creating a situation that’s going to drive greater demand and greater pressure on the care industry.

Making the Most of Parent-Teacher Conferences

Izabela Bonzanini News - Kids & Family - Well-being - Education 30 Nov, 2022

When the COVID pandemic hit in 2020, with schools closing and switching to remote learning, there were families who became more engaged in their children’s learning, as it was right in their living rooms and kitchens. Much good emerged from the new interactions; however, questions arose as to how to help children’s achievement, and families had to learn about new technology and how to navigate a new system.

Guilty as Charged?

Izabela Bonzanini News - Kids & Family - Well-being - Education 06 Dec, 2022

These days, everybody around you seems to think they have all the answers. You can hardly make a statement without someone trying to correct you. There’s a reason for this. People hate uncertainty, and if they can develop a sense of the world that is consistent, they’re much happier.

"The First Season We've Had with All These Viruses Competing with Each Other"- CT's Top Health Official Warns the Public

Izabela Bonzanini Health - News - Kids & Family - Well-being 08 Dec, 2022

The Connecticut Department of Public Health confirmed the first death of a state resident due to influenza (flu) for the 2022-23 influenza season. The death of an adult, age 50 – 59, from New London County, occurred in November.

Course Change Needed for Addressing Homelessness in Danbury

Izabela Bonzanini Politics - Health - News - Kids & Family - Well-being 12 Dec, 2022

"For you and others in our country who stereotype the homeless, know this; many homeless are veterans, poor seniors, or just others down on their luck. AND also the bastardized addicted. I live at the shelter, am an alcoholic who has just completed a program, college educated, well-dressed, seeking work, working with relapse counselors, and at a computer daily applying for work. I'm not sitting around waiting for free housing; if not offered, I will do this by hard work like the rest of America." -Danbury Homeless Facebook page

Post Covid-19 Syndrome. Is It a Real Thing?

How Technology Can Help You Age in Place

Making the Most of Parent-Teacher Conferences

Guilty as Charged?

"The First Season We've Had with All These Viruses Competing with Each Other"- CT's Top Health Official Warns the Public

Course Change Needed for Addressing Homelessness in Danbury

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