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Happily Ever Aging
...a UMH Senior Living Blog

Everything you need to know about caring for your loved one - at home or at a senior living community.

Cathy Nickse

I joined the UMH family in July of 2015 and work as the Coordinator of Spiritual Care for our Wesley Village Campus, offering guidance and support to our residents, families, and staff. I began my Chaplain training at Griffin Hospital in Derby and completed my Chaplain training as a Resident Chaplain at Bridgeport Hospital in May of 2015. I work closely with members of the local community of faith to meet the spiritual needs of our residents; cultivating relationships, and ministering to the body, mind, and spirit.

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Aging & Caregiving

Kindness and Caregiving

Recently, a UMH colleague sent me a weekly online newsletter focusing on kindness, and I began to reflect upon the uplifting power of kindness. I know that I want my life to be a reflection and offering of kindness to those I know and love, to those who are acquaintances, and even to random strangers. I want to live in a world where kindness is the philosophy of life. We each have an opportunity every day to show many acts of kindness through words and through deeds.

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Aging & Caregiving

5 Ways to Make the Holidays More Meaningful

“It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year…” Or maybe not?

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Aging & Caregiving

The Question of “What” - A Message from Chaplain Cathy Nickse

In July, we welcomed Chaplain Cathy Nickse to our UMH family. Cathy serves as the Coordinator of Spiritual Care for our Wesley Village Campus, offering guidance and support to our residents, families, and staff. Cathy will be contributing to our blog on a regular basis, sharing her thoughts on spirituality, life, and aging. We are thrilled to have her as a guest writer!

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