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SUMMER 2019 ART G ARFUNKEL An Exclusive Interview Summertime Adventures at the Museum Is it Grief? Or is it Depression? Living and Loving on Your Terms $2.95 PRESENTED BY COUNCIL ON AGING OF WEST FLORIDA IN PENSACOLA 850.916.8700 AndrewsInstitute.com Joint_Care_Walk_PM_8.5x11.indd 1 4/30/2019 9:14:17 AM Personally Inspired Memory Care YourLife ™ Memory Care was created with one purpose – to provide the most exceptional care and uplifting lifestyle for our residents. Secure the lifestyle your loved one deserves today! 850-316-8969 | YourLifePensacola.com 8601 N. Davis Highway | Pensacola, Florida 32514 Assisted Living Facility License #12953 [FROM THE EDITOR] Josh Newby Marketing Communications Director and Editor-in-Chief They say you become an adult when you first age group and we’d probably all be better for it, but realize that your parents are flawed people there is something about a few wrinkles and some capable of mistakes. Others say it’s when you gray hair that tends to create an implicitly different see your parents in yourself. Regardless, these class of person than “the rest of us,” when they two milestones have one thing in common: the are, in fact, just us. realization that those older than us whom we This novel concept of seniors as everyday have long respected are, themselves, human. people is explored throughout our issue, from It’s so easy (and I fall into the trap sometimes, a story on aging seniors and the spectrum of too) to view elder adults as some form of sexuality they enjoy, to an expose on the shades “other,” as though they want different things or of difference between genuine grief and outright are fundamentally distinct from everyone else. depression. We’ll also offer some opportunities of You notice it when their desires, behaviors or activity that we as humans can enjoy as we age, inclinations are generalized, as in, “old folks drive from art to running and everything in between. slow,” “senior citizens are ruining the economy,” or I am so excited that we were able to speak with even in charitable generalizations like, “old people a star the caliber of Art Garfunkel. He is such a are so cute.” They are not a homogenous group of cool guy and I think that comes across clearly in clones who act in line with their worst—or best— this interview. And talk about aging on your own stereotypes; they are nuanced humans who have terms. I hope you’re inspired by his unflinching love and ambition and anger and frustration and candor. want wealth or peace or sex or security just like Reach out to me directly if you have any the rest of us. questions, comments or concerns. I’d love to hear I say all that to say this: let’s treat our parents your story of unique aging. As always, it’s (850) and grandparents, and people older than us of 266-2507 or [email protected]. Until next time, every stripe, as the complex humans that they are. enjoy life—you’ve earned it! The same charitable attitude could be given to any Readers’ Services SUBSCRIPTIONS CHANGE OF ADDRESS BACK ISSUES LETTERS WRITING OPPORTUNITIES Your subscription to Coming of When calling or emailing us Is there an issue of one of our Council on Aging of West We are always willing to Age comes automatically with your change of address, please magazines that you just have to Florida welcomes your letters consider freelance writers your membership to Council provide Council on Aging of have? Was your relative seen in and comments. Send letters and article ideas. Please send on Aging of West Florida. 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Spring St. • Pensacola, FL 32501 850.433.1166 • Fax 850.435.9174 Owners Malcolm & Glenys Ballinger Publisher Malcolm Ballinger Executive Editor Kelly Oden Editor Will Isern Art Director Guy Stevens Graphic Designer & Ad Coordinator Bara'ah Jaraiseh Editorial Assistant Kaitlyn Peacock Account Executives Paula Rode • [email protected] Geneva Strange • [email protected] Disclaimer: Coming of Age magazine is published quarterly by Ballinger Publishing for Council on Aging of West Florida, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction or use of the contents herein is prohibited. Comments and opinions expressed in this magazine represent the personal views of the individuals to whom they are attributed and/ or the person identified as the author of the article, and they are not necessarily those of the publisher or Council of Aging of West Florida, Inc. This magazine accepts no responsibility for these opinions. The publisher and Council on Aging of West Florida reserve the right to edit all manuscripts. All advertising information is the responsibility of the individual advertiser. Appearance in this magazine does not necessarily reflect endorsement of any products or services by Ballinger Publishing or Council on Aging of West Florida. ©2019 LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FOR SENIORS 7 What's Inside 30 24 15 18 27 Features Living and Loving on Your Terms 24 An Exclusive Interview with Art Garfunkel 30 Departments In Every Issue 12 Philanthropy Corner 10 Advocacy 15 Summertime Adventures 36 Thank You to Our Donors at the Museum 37 News from Council on Aging Stay Connected! 18 Ranger Programs Offer Summer Fun for All Ages of West Florida 21 Is it Grief? Or is it Depression? 27 Going, Going, Goggans Council on Aging of West Florida, Inc, is compliant with the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability. 8 COMING OF AGE SUMMER 2019 Advocacy Caring for Those who First Cared for Us by Rep. Jayer Williamson House District 3 As a son and grandson, consequences for violations. practice for services provided This historic legislation gives using telehealth, including patient I firmly believe that it is Floridians access to lower- examination, record-keeping, our duty and privilege cost safe, effective, FDA- and a prohibition on prescribing to “care for those who approved drugs from countries controlled substances for chronic first cared for us.” As a recognized for adhering to good non-malignant pain. The bill manufacturing practices. It also increases access to care mainly member of the Florida increases patient choices and for those in low-access areas of House, my colleagues allows safe and effective drugs Florida. and I supported from other countries to be sold in Florida pending federal approval. In addition to the passage bold legislation that of these critical pieces of included bills focused Also focused on increased legislation, we also passed a on improved access to accessibility to prescription $91.1 billion balanced budget prescription drugs and drugs, the Electronic Prescribing in the House that includes bill (HB 831) requires a prescriber $3.3 billion in reserves to telehealth as well as with an electronic health record prepare for any unforeseen successfully passed a system to generate and transmit future economic uncertainty. balanced budget. All all prescriptions electronically, As the only constitutionally with numerous exceptions. required mandate, your Florida of which will positively Increased electronic prescribing Legislature worked in a bipartisan impact seniors here at will prevent fraud, reduce abuse effort to fund our state's top home and around our and increase the efficiency of priorities including those of great state. health care access. particular significance to our senior community. At press One of the most groundbreaking The Telehealth bill (HB time, the 2019 state budget is pieces of legislation that 23) authorizes all types of awaiting review and approval by passed this session was the Florida-licensed health care Governor DeSantis. The Florida Prescription Drug Importation professionals to use telehealth Constitution also gives the Programs bill (HB 19). This bill to deliver health care services Governor authority to use a line- establishes two prescription within their respective scopes of item veto, which allows him to drug importation programs practice. The bill also authorizes cancel specific appropriations. (the Canadian Prescription out-of-state health care Drug Importation Program and professionals to use telehealth While we still await the the International Prescription to provide health care services to Governor's approval, it is Drug Importation Program) and Florida patients if they register essential to note that Florida's outlines the importation process, with the Department of Health Aging Network Flagship safety standards, distribution or the applicable board.
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