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Please subscribe to our youtube page to get notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioJanice Lombardo Bio, My Angel Janice CEOLD (Certified End-of-Life-Doula)The mantra's I live by are, “See a Need, Fill a Need” and “See Something, Say Something”. Caring about and for family and friends, Janice Lombardo has over 20 years' experience as a medical advocate, caregiver and cancer survivor. In October 2007, she was recommended for and recruited to be a volunteer on the Patient and Family Partnership Council, Acute Care, Cleveland Medical Center, University Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio. Since 2007, she has continued to provide both patient and caregiver perspectives to help improve hospital systems directives and protocols for relationship-based and patient-centered care. In October 2008, she completed online coursework through the University of Tasmania, Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre, earning Dementia certification credits. This certification provided a better understanding of what the brain and body experience during all stages of dementia and Alzheimer's decline. Taking advantage of being at home during Covid, Janice became a certified End-of-Life Doula (CEOLD) through online coursework at the International Association of Professions Career College (IAP Career College) in April 2020. Janice is enthusiastic about helping others discuss and prepare for not only their own end of life wishes, but those of their loved one's as well. We plan for birth and we need to plan for death too. As a passionate diversity and inclusion advocate, in May 2021, she completed her SAGECare (Senior Action in a Gay Environment) Platinum Level LGBT Cultural Competency Training to better serve those LGBT Seniors and their caregivers and provide support in other underserved communities. Also in May 2021, she became a published author with 10 other End-of-Life Doula's. “Bold Spirit Caring for the Dying” is a global collaborative project, sharing stories of why these End-of-Life Doula's are drawn to this important work.A teacher at heart, Janice became a certified WillowEOL Educator in December 2021. She has multiple resources available to present in-person along with virtual presentations to those taking charge of creating their final wishes. She has and continues to lovingly provide physical, psychological and psychosocial holistic support to those in transition helping to ease the burden on themselves and their loved ones. In February 2022, Janice became a member of The Association of Specialists in Aging (ASANEO.ORG). This local organization exists to create a network of successful professional relationships that facilitates change for the improvement of life and promote the well-being of older adults through education, support and service. In March 2022, Janice was featured in Mimi Magazine for her work as an End-of-Life Doula. This article gives more information and insight into what this important work entails and how Janice is working to help support, guide and educate people in the community to proactively have the difficult but loving conversations about Directive Plans and Final Wishes. Visit Janice's website: www.myangeljaniceceold.com or Mimi Magazine's website: www.mimivanderhaven.com to see the article in the March issue on page 26 or under health and wellness.In June 2022, Janice attended PASS, another organization focused on working to support seniors at any stage of life and partner with other businesses who provide these services to improve their quality of life.

Get to know a real idol, the godmother of Miami Beach Pride, Cindy Brown! She graduated from Miami-Dade College with a music education degree, and the University of Miami with a bachelor degrees in both psychology and criminology. Cindy's public service work began in 1992 when she helped organize the Miami AIDS Walk and the White Party for Care Resource/Health Crisis Network. She is currently with Jewish Community Services running the Lambda Living Program for LGBT Seniors.vFor many years she has run her own consulting firm for non-profits, Cenergy LLC. She currently serves as the Vice Chair of the LGBT Advisory Committee for the City of Miami Beach, the Vice-Chair of the Mayors Elder Affairs Committee for Miami-Dade County, and a board member of the Haitian American Community Development Corporation and A Wider Bridge.Cindy's most influential book: The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizCindy on social media: Instagram: @cbrown305Special thanks to our sponsor Jewel Toned Interiors. They transform lives by the creation of experiential interiors, for all people.Website: JewelTonedInteriors.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jtidesignstudio/Instagram: @jeweltonedinteriorsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jewel-toned-interiors/#lifecoaching #lifecoach #coaching #motivation #coach #mindset #inspiration #mindfulness #selflove #personaldevelopment #selfcare #love #mentalhealth #life #success #lifecoachingforwomen #meditation #personalgrowth #lifecoachforwomen #lifestyle #lifecoachingtips #happiness #lifecoaches #leadership #lifecoachinghappiness #goals #loveyourself #healing #selfdevelopment Subscribe To and Watch The Voices of The Goddess with Julietta Wenzel and Allyson Mancini on Youtube HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJkusUQRFjoRa0oDQpCLAbA/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Voices-of-the-Goddess-356165865475415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/voicesofthegoddess/ Voices of The Goddess with Julietta the Magical PT and Allyson the Holistic Nutritionist is a show that  supports modern day goddesses in developing their super powers and acquiring the tools they need to achieve all their desires. Join us each week as we interview amazing women in the community who share their insights and how they use their tools to make their dreams a reality. Allyson, a Michigander, moved to South Florida in 1993 with her fiancé, Nick. Married for 27 years with two children, Nicholas 24 and Lexi  21.  A SAHM for 24 years and now an empty nester, she has found her true passion as a Holistic Nutritionist. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthylifestyleinandoutInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysonkmancini/?hl=en Julietta grew up in Wisconsin and graduated with a Physical Therapy degree from University of Wisconsin-Madison.  When not busy treating patients or teaching Voila Method in the US and internationally, she is making healing crystal art and jewelry, creating spiritual/healing paintings, or planning underground dining experiences. A contributing author in the best-selling book UNSTOPPABLE: Leverage Life Setbacks To Rebuild Resilience For Success. https://bodyandsoul-pt.com/   & http://julietta.love/  & https://soulcandycrystals.com/   Facebook: /TheMagicalPT & /soulcandybyjulietta & Juliettalove-108449684234840Instagram: /themagicalpt & /soul_candy_ & /juliettadotlove

A survey by the Coalition for Aging LGBT found that 95% of the LGBT senior community said their number one concern was housing. It's a challenge for the LGBT community to find senior living largely due to fear of discrimination. In turn, many will go back into the closet at a time in their lives they should be able to be themselves. The Coalition for Aging LGBT works to Improve and protect the quality of life of older LGBT adults in North Texas for health, housing, advocacy, financial security, and social services - giving back to a generation that had to fight for their rights and the status quo. Senior Services Expert Lori Williams welcomes Founding Board Member, Treasurer, and Chairman of the Housing Committee Robert Emery, along with Executive Director Dr. Diane E. Thornton, to discuss: - The research the Coalition for Aging LBQT has conducted around North Texas senior living - Cultural training and process improvements in 17 senior communities in Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties - Their senior housing guide resource - Tips for being more inclusive in everyday conversation And more. Topics discussed:- LGBT seniors- Senior communities- Microaggressions - LGBT housing and advocacy - North Texas assisted living- LGBT-inclusive practices Takeaways from this episode: - The Coalition for Aging LGBT assessed 17 senior living communities in Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties on policies, procedures, programs and competency training to create the LGBT-Friendly Senior Housing Guide. - The coalition did a survey in 2013 and discovered 95% of the LGBT senior community said their number one concern was housing. - Many LGBT seniors worry about getting home help and being treated fairly and if they would be welcome as they are in an assisted living facility. - Simple practices - like adding “Partnered” to an entry form for marital status and adding “I prefer not to answer” or “ask me later” to gender - help enhance inclusivity. - When unsure about someone's gender, ask which pronouns they prefer. Avoid asking “What are you?” - Most LGBT seniors don't wish to be in LGBT-only housing. They want to be in the world and interact with a variety of people who are also culturally competent. About the Coalition for Aging LGBT:www.cfa.lgbtwww.facebook.com/CFALGBT Resources mentioned in this episode: On-line North Texas LGBT-Friendly Senior Housing Guide: https://www.cfa.lgbt/2018-2019-housing-guide.html Check out this great article: https://www.dallasvoice.com/episcopal-ministry-donates-80k-to-lgbt-organizations/ The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1412386/https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/amzn1.dv.gti.8ca9f715-9f23-6313-a6c8-d0cb5fb86c8e?ref_=imdbref_tt_wbr_pvc_cinemax&tag=imdbtag_tt_wbr_pvc_cinemax-20 To suggest a topic, be a guest or to support the podcast please email Lori@Loriwilliams-seniorservices.com For more senior resources and to sign up to the newsletter please visit: https://www.facebook.com/LoriWilliamsSeniorServices/ https://www.instagram.com/theloriwilliams/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/theloriwilliams/ https://loriwilliams-seniorservices.com/aging-in-style-podcast/

Communication affects everything we do - how we work, how we live and even how we give and receive care. On this episode of HealthChangers, hear from Cambia Health Foundation Sojourns Scholar and Research Associate Carey Candrian about the impact of communication and bias on LGBT seniors who are seeking serious illness or end-of-life care and the challenges they and their partners face. https://twitter.com/hashtag/healthchangers https://twitter.com/RachelDaySocial https://twitter.com/Cambia https://twitter.com/CandrianCarey Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Communication affects everything we do - how we work, how we live and even how we give and receive care. On this episode of HealthChangers, hear from Cambia Health Foundation Sojourns Scholar and Research Associate Carey Candrian about the impact of communication and bias on LGBT seniors who are seeking serious illness or end-of-life care and the challenges they and their partners face.

LGBT adults face many unique challenges as they age. They are generally an underserved and understudied aging population. Fear of discrimination contributes to poor health – with more than 20% reporting not having told health care providers of their sexual orientation. Social support consists of friends and partners of the same age, as most do not have children and are long estranged from families of origin. Fear of violence keeps many isolated in their homes and historical job losses have left many impoverished. The national Alzheimer's Association has expressed concern about the growing numbers of LGBT seniors living alone with developing dementia. In recent years, local and national organizations have developed to address many of these challenges. Our show will highlight one such program and one such leader working to make a difference. Karen McPhail will discuss why this work is so necessary and how you, as an individual can either find the support you need or ways to help.

Welcome to Season 8, Episode 15 of Healing Ties 2.0, 30 podcasts in 30 days celebrating National Family Caregivers month featured on the Whole Care Network. In this episode we are delighted to visit Dr. Elliot Montgomery Sklar from Nova Southeastern University on a topic we are both passionate about: LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers. Dr. Sklar is an associate professor in the Department of Health Science at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and has worked as an educator, researcher, and leader of community-based health programs in the US and Canada for over 15 years. Dr. Sklar teaches a wide range of courses in health science, and supports caregivers through innovative programs that he leads for the Wellmed Charitable Foundation. Listen in and learn how Dr. Sklar is creating Healing Ties all around us!

Welcome to Season 8, Episode 15 of Healing Ties 2.0, 30 podcasts in 30 days celebrating National Family Caregivers month featured on the Whole Care Network. In this episode we are delighted to visit Dr. Elliot Montgomery Sklar from Nova Southeastern University on a topic we are both passionate about: LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers. Dr. Sklar is an associate professor in the Department of Health Science at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and has worked as an educator, researcher, and leader of community-based health programs in the US and Canada for over 15 years. Dr. Sklar teaches a wide range of courses in health science, and supports caregivers through innovative programs that he leads for the Wellmed Charitable Foundation. Listen in and learn how Dr. Sklar is creating Healing Ties all around us!

Welcome to Season 8, Episode 15 of Healing Ties 2.0, 30 podcasts in 30 days celebrating National Family Caregivers month featured on the Whole Care Network. In this episode we are delighted to visit Dr. Elliot Montgomery Sklar from Nova Southeastern University on a topic we are both passionate about: LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers. Dr. Sklar is an associate professor in the Department of Health Science at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and has worked as an educator, researcher, and leader of community-based health programs in the US and Canada for over 15 years. Dr. Sklar teaches a wide range of courses in health science, and supports caregivers through innovative programs that he leads for the Wellmed Charitable Foundation. Listen in and learn how Dr. Sklar is creating Healing Ties all around us!

This is a pre-recorded episode of the Living to 100 Club Radio with author, seniors advocate, and community consultant, William Kelly to discuss the unique challenges faced by the older adult gay community. From challenges in housing, medical care – including long term care – social activities, and community support systems that are unique to this group, sometimes due to attitudes of discrimination, rejection, and feeling marginalized, this episode explored possible resources available, as well as solutions that can be adopted by the individual, and by neighborhood planning groups, community organizations, and government decisions regarding land use, communication, and transportation. These issues and challenges run the gamut for the older adult gay community and are an important subject that we took up on the Living to 100 Club Radio show. We also talked about our guest’s Facebook group, its goals, and steps to joining. Episode original air date was 10/18/19.

This episode of the Living to 100 Club Radio show brings author, seniors advocate, and community consultant William Kelly, to discuss the unique challenges faced by the older adult gay community. From challenges in housing, medical care – including long term care – social activities, and community support systems that are unique to this group, sometimes due to attitudes of discrimination, rejection, and feeling marginalized, we will explore resources available, as well as solutions that can be adopted by neighborhood planning groups, community organizations, and government decisions, decisions that affect land use, building codes, communication, and transportation. These issues and challenges run the gamut for the older adult gay community and are an important subject that we will take up in our next Living to 100 Club Radio show. We will also talk about our guest’s Facebook group, its goals and steps to joining. Be sure to tune in to our live episode.

James Ciervo is the Regional Chapter Director (New York) of the Twilight Wish Foundation, a national organization in the business of making older adults happy. On the show today, he talks about the range of wishes granted by the Foundation, from providing a stair lift or a hearing aid to an older adult to celebrating older veterans, granting LGBT senior wishes and fulfilling an older adult's dream to fly in a fighter jet. A lifelong healthcare worker who specializes in senior therapeutic recreation, James also tells us how his early days as a hairdresser sparked his dedication to older adults—starting with an 84-year-old client he transported from her home to the salon—and how it led to his career at a nursing home where the residents have become like family. He tells us how a trip to Thailand influenced his views on American healthcare, how his mother's cancer led to his working briefly with the American Cancer Society and about the loss of his partner and his mother, each of whom James is honoring by granting Twilight wishes on their behalf. Want to request or grant a wish for a senior? Click here Twilight Wish Foundation Headquarters: 215-230-8777. Music: “I Can See Daylight Again” by Dlay | CC BY NC ND | Free Music Archive

In the United States, 80% of long-term care for older people is provided by family members like spouses, children, and other relatives. But LGBT seniors are half as likely as heterosexual counterparts to have close family to lean on for help. Where do LGBT elders find support in their golden years? Emmy Award-winning host and New York Times bestselling author Leeza Gibbons joins Randy to talk about her advocacy on behalf of senior care and caregivers through such partnerships as the one she has with SeniorHelpers.com. Plus, she shares her path to success and how optimism is her driving force.

In the United States, 80% of long-term care for older people is provided by family members like spouses, children, and other relatives. But LGBT seniors are half as likely as heterosexual counterparts to have close family to lean on for help. Where do LGBT elders find support in their golden years? Emmy Award-winning host and New York Times bestselling author Leeza Gibbons joins Randy to talk about her advocacy on behalf of senior care and caregivers through such partnerships as the one she has with SeniorHelpers.com. Plus, she shares her path to success and how optimism is her driving force.

LGBT Seniors and Aging in the Community: Guest- Maria Glover-Wallace w/the QCrew

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers? We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues. LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation. Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice. Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us. To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.org Chris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties." To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers? We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues.LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation. Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice. Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us. To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.orgChris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties." To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers? We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues.LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation. Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice. Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us. To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.orgChris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties." To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers? We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues.LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation. Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice. Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us. To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.orgChris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties." To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers?  We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues. LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation.  Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice.   Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us.   To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.org Chris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties."   To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com  

Is there a difference for LGBT Seniors and their Caregivers?  We will find out on this episode of Healing Ties, as we visit with Serena Worthington, Director of National Field Initiatives at SAGE USA. Serena is a veteran in aging services and is an expert on LGBT Aging issues.LGBT Seniors are often characterized as one of most undeserved communities in our Nation.  Through the tremendous work of SAGE USA (Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders) LGBT Seniors do have a voice.  Listen in and learn how Serena and SAGE USA are creating Healing Ties all around us.  To learn more about Serena and the great work of SAGE USA visit them on line at http://www.sageusa.orgChris MacLellan is the author of "What's The Deal With Caregiving and the host of "Healing Ties."   To learn more about Chris and to see the 2015 Pulizter Prize nominated LGBT Caregiving Story, visit http://www.wholecarenetwork.com 

An accomplished author and psychiatrist, Dr. Loren Olson is a champion for LGBT Seniors. With chapters all over the world, Prime Timers is a terrific organization that enriches the social lives of LGBT seniors across the globe. Dr. Olson and I will chat about what it means to be a Prime Timer, how you can join a chapter in your area, upcoming regional and national events and most importantly, why socialization is important as we age. Tune in and learn how the Prime Timers and Dr. Loren Olson is creating Healing Ties all around us!

An accomplished author and psychiatrist, Dr. Loren Olson is a champion for LGBT Seniors. With chapters all over the world, Prime Timers is a terrific organization that enriches the social lives of LGBT seniors across the globe. Dr. Olson and I will chat about what it means to be a Prime Timer, how you can join a chapter in your area, upcoming regional and national events and most importantly, why socialization is important as we age. Tune in and learn how the Prime Timers and Dr. Loren Olson is creating Healing Ties all around us!

An accomplished author and psychiatrist, Dr. Loren Olson is a champion for LGBT Seniors. With chapters all over the world, Prime Timers is a terrific organization that enriches the social lives of LGBT seniors across the globe. Dr. Olson and I will chat about what it means to be a Prime Timer, how you can join a chapter in your area, upcoming regional and national events and most importantly, why socialization is important as we age. Tune in and learn how the Prime Timers and Dr. Loren Olson is creating Healing Ties all around us!

This month we talk about programs at the Senior Center for LGBT Seniors as well as a dance program to assist in falls prevention.

This month we talk about programs at the Senior Center for LGBT Seniors as well as a dance program to assist in falls prevention.

 On Tuesday, May 14th we welcome Hilary Meyer, Director of the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging and Tom Duffy from Secret Gardens.  While trends in our society are shifting in a positive direction for equality, LGBT Seniors are still struggling with issues relating to affordable housing and how to safely age in place.  As the Director of the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, Hilary Meyer has a keen understanding of these issues facing LGBT Seniors.  And Tom Duffy from Secret Gardens, has just opened an LGBT focused independent living center in Wilton Manors, Florida were LGBT seniors can feel safe in their surroundings.  Through our conversation today on issues facing LGBT Seniors, Hiliary and Tom will help us all learn how to  'Be A Healthy Caregiver!'   

 On Tuesday, May 14th we welcome Hilary Meyer, Director of the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging and Tom Duffy from Secret Gardens.  While trends in our society are shifting in a positive direction for equality, LGBT Seniors are still struggling with issues relating to affordable housing and how to safely age in place.  As the Director of the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, Hilary Meyer has a keen understanding of these issues facing LGBT Seniors.  And Tom Duffy from Secret Gardens, has just opened an LGBT focused independent living center in Wilton Manors, Florida were LGBT seniors can feel safe in their surroundings.  Through our conversation today on issues facing LGBT Seniors, Hiliary and Tom will help us all learn how to  'Be A Healthy Caregiver!'   

On Tuesday, March 19th we welcome Stu Maddux, Director and Producer of the critically acclaimed documentary, 'Gen Silent' to our show.  The real life stories of love, commitment, discernment, hope, happiness and despair told through the lens of “Gen Silent” are gut wrenching, yet important for all audiences in order to understand the plight of LGBT seniors in America.  "The Generation that fought Hardest to come out, is going back in...To Survive." Producer/Director Stu Maddux does a splendid job in piecing together these LGBT pioneers who helped paved the way for what we know today asGay Pride. "The filmmaking is personal, heartbreaking, and the issues are real" - Huffington Post   Through our conversation today, Stu will help us all learn how to  'Be A Healthy Caregiver'

On Tuesday, March 19th we welcome Stu Maddux, Director and Producer of the critically acclaimed documentary, 'Gen Silent' to our show.  The real life stories of love, commitment, discernment, hope, happiness and despair told through the lens of “Gen Silent” are gut wrenching, yet important for all audiences in order to understand the plight of LGBT seniors in America.  "The Generation that fought Hardest to come out, is going back in...To Survive." Producer/Director Stu Maddux does a splendid job in piecing together these LGBT pioneers who helped paved the way for what we know today asGay Pride. "The filmmaking is personal, heartbreaking, and the issues are real" - Huffington Post  Through our conversation today, Stu will help us all learn how to  'Be A Healthy Caregiver'

Our Guest on Tuesday's  'Be A Healthy Caregiver' show is David Treece, CEO of Treece Financial Group in Miami Shores, Florida. David has nearly 20 years of experience in financial services as a consumer-oriented advocate for his clients.   Recognized for his financial acumen and client-advocacy work, David has been featured nationally on PBS' "The Nightly Business Report," as well as on South Florida television and in south Florida print publications including the Miami Herald, The South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Miami Daily Business Review and South Florida CEO.  We will be talking about an important documentary that David will featured on LGBT Aging, Gen Silent. LGBT Aging issues are often overlooked, yet through this marvelous film,   David will share his expertise on why it is important to prepare for aging, building a network of support and having your important planning done.  

Our Guest on Tuesday's  'Be A Healthy Caregiver' show is David Treece, CEO of Treece Financial Group in Miami Shores, Florida. David has nearly 20 years of experience in financial services as a consumer-oriented advocate for his clients.  Recognized for his financial acumen and client-advocacy work, David has been featured nationally on PBS' "The Nightly Business Report," as well as on South Florida television and in south Florida print publications including the Miami Herald, The South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Miami Daily Business Review and South Florida CEO. We will be talking about an important documentary that David will featured on LGBT Aging, Gen Silent. LGBT Aging issues are often overlooked, yet through this marvelous film,   David will share his expertise on why it is important to prepare for aging, building a network of support and having your important planning done.