The Transformative Power of Volunteerism for Your Health

By Sharon Elliott

Our Park community is a tapestry of experiences, woven together by the challenges we’ve faced, including profound losses. Many of us have recently said goodbye to parents, partners, spouses, children, close friends, or beloved pets. Unresolved grief can lead to debilitating depression and even dementia. If Alzheimer’s runs in your family, it’s natural to worry about your future.

But here’s the inspiring truth: the onset of Alzheimer’s and dementia can often be delayed. You have the power to change feelings of depression, loneliness, and disconnection through both physical and mental engagement. If large groups make you uneasy or you fear you won’t fit in, rest assured, there are smaller, welcoming groups that seek only your company and participation. These committees are vibrant spaces where ideas flourish, and members share their talents through crafts, games, and skills.

Moreover, dedicated teams work to keep our community beautiful and inviting, alongside groups that host speakers who broaden our understanding of the larger world around us. We firmly believe that life should be enjoyable and meaningful.

Everyone needs physical activity—even mild exercise—because it has a positive impact on our well-being. Don’t wait; join us in creating a fulfilling, healthier future together! The Transformative Power of Volunteerism for Your Health!

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5 Responses to The Transformative Power of Volunteerism for Your Health

  1. Jill Goldman says:

    Beautiful and true. Thank you for sharing.

  2. Barbara Russell says:

    Nicely said. Thank you Sharon.

  3. Marc Stalnaker says:

    Such a good article Sharon! Thank You for inspiring us.

  4. Wade Norton says:

    Wow, what a great article and message. Kudos to you Sharon.

  5. Dianne Good says:

    Words of wisdom. Thankyou for being an example of the words you share. Inspiring !

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