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Homestead
Monthly Review
To Your Health by Dr. Daniel Scarbrough
It’s that me of the year. The leaves again are turning and the crisp cool air is ushering in the Fall season. This should remind us to protect ourselves
from a seasonal problem – the flu. A person contracts the flu from a virus. Symptoms include fague, muscle ache, joint pain, loss of appete,
headache, cough or fever. For some people the flu lasts only a few days, but for others it can be very harmful, leaving them severely ill, requiring
hospitalizaon and even death. From 1976 to 2007 it is esmated that 49,000 people died from the flu. Older paents are affected most by the flu’s
complicaons. The flu shot is an easy way to protect yourself from the flu and its complicaons. Between the first of October and mid-November is
the best me to get your vaccine. A2er taking the flu vaccine you will build anbodies in the body in about two weeks which will help provide
protecon against the flu. However, you must have a shot every year because the virus causing the flu mutates and changes each year and then a
new vaccine has to be developed each year.
The seasonal flu vaccine protects against flu viruses that research indicates will be most common during the upcoming season. Tradional flu
vaccines are made to protect against three flu viruses but this season the vaccines are made to protect against four flu viruses – called a quadrivalent
vaccine. Everyone from age 6 months up should receive the flu vaccine. However, high-risk paents: i.e. especially healthcare workers, children less
than 5 years of age, adults older than 65, nursing home residents, pregnant women and paents with comorbid disease such as heart, lung, kidney
and diabec problems, and those on treatment for cancer and HIV should definitely get a flu shot.
One fear is that the flu shot will give you the flu. The shot is safe, but one in four people may noce a li9le redness, tenderness or swelling. The shot
is easy to obtain and is free for Medicare beneficiaries. So, please GET YOUR FLU SHOT!
- Dr. Dan
H om es t ea d Vil lag e Rev iew
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October 2014
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HOMESTEAD VILLAGE OF PENSACOLA
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Friday, October 10, 2014
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
General Manager - 941-5000
Administrator - 941-5000
Resident Care Coordinator - 941-5081
Resident Care Coordinator - 941-5080
Marketing & Admissions Coordinator - 941-5000
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Activity Specialist - 941-5066
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CAROL JOHNSON
LOLA HURST
DEE DEE WILSON
BRIGETTE PARKER
SHIRLEY McCANTS
LASHONDA EVANS
CASSANDRA REUBEN
Homestead Village
Community Center
7830 Pine Forest Road
Pensacola, FL 32526
There will be…
Jewelry, Purses, Scarves,
Blankets, Shoes, and much more!!!
A BIG Welcome to our
Newest Residents
Attention
James Douglas
Barry & Joan Herbert
Louis & Doris Leitenberger
Bromfield Nichol
Charles Orso
Wilma Pate
Dr. Lamon “Max” Williams
Residents, Family & Friends
You are invited to our…
Annual Fall Festival
Our Deepest Condolences
to the Family and Friends of
On Saturday
October 18, 2014
Located at the Victorian Square
Doris Cassady
John Dewberry
Myrtle Dewberry
James Mattox
Vernon Olberding
(Behind the Victorian Restaurant)
4:00pm to 8:00pm
There will be
Music, Food, Ice-cream & a Jumping Castle for the kids.
Special Entertainment by Doug Perser
Resident Council Meeting
Tuesday, October 28th
at 10 AM, Bldg. E/F
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Happy Hour @ The Victorian
Tuesday, October 28th at 5:30 PM
Special Guest:
Al Martin
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WHERE ARE WE
GOING FOR LUNCH ON WEDNESDAY?
October 8, 10:30 AM
Beef O’Brady’s
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October 22, 10:30 AM
McGuire’s Irish Pub
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