Connie Crawley

Connie Crawley is retired from the UGA Cooperative Extension Service where she worked as a registered dietician and health specialist. This memoir was first shared in an OLLI Special Interest Group on how to write memoir; the writing prompt from the instructor was to write about “something a teacher taught me.”

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Boomer Life

Will women be the deciders?

Sharron Hannon - November 2, 2020 0

2020 is a year like no other—a global pandemic and economic downturn, street protests against racism, hellish wildfires, and drenching hurricanes. Against this chaotic backdrop,...

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Opinion

Just a thought: Tap and step

Betsy Bean - October 28, 2020 0

We Boomers began our journey during the poliovirus epidemics in the 1940s and ‘50s, and today we’re ending it with the coronavirus pandemic. Polio...

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Advocating on behalf of nursing home residents and their families

Debra Tyler-Horton - October 28, 2020 0

Checking on our loved ones during COVID-19 is a top priority for many of us. As nursing homes and other long-term care facilities resume...

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Aging Well

Healthy Us: Advice from trusted sources

BoomAthens - October 28, 2020 0

Time for a flu shot October is the ideal month to get your flu shot so that it will last through the upcoming flu season...

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19-News

UGA professor uses art to persuade

BoomAthens - October 28, 2020 0

Amitabh Verma, associate professor in the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design, recently turned his talents to creating pandemic posters. Instead of...

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Connie Crawley

Will women be the deciders?

Just a thought: Tap and step

Advocating on behalf of nursing home residents and their families

Healthy Us: Advice from trusted sources

UGA professor uses art to persuade

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