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Elder law and estate plans
When it comes to practicing elder law and estate planning, a little bit of empathy goes a long way. Over the past 20-plus years of helping clients put their final wishes in order, Attorney Margaret T. Karl has built a reserve of empathy and emotional intelligence to foster trust throughout what can be a stressful and overwhelming...
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Hand-crafted gifts and more
Fall in love with the dizzying variety of arts and crafts vendors represented at Impressive Creations 4 U Gifts and Crafts. “From wall art to candles, welcome signs, wreaths, ceramics, clothing, jewelry, painted wine glasses, bath bombs and soaps, almost everything on our floor is handmade and one-of-a-kind,” says Connie Simpson, who is a...
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Fitness for people with diseases
We had an amazing experience last month hosting a booth at the Cleveland Marathon Health and Fitness Expo, making great connections and educating people about their fitness. I’m happy to report I finished the half-marathon. It was a journey of accomplishment that was a little out of my comfort zone since I wasn’t really a distance runner...
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Regenerate bone density
Ever wonder why after age 30, sometimes sooner, we slow down, have joint pain, and reduce activities or fear an injury and being out of work? It starts with the one thing that we all have in common, our skeletal system—the foundation of each and every one of us. The skeletal system is arguably one of the most critical systems in the...
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Covering the cost of college
Saving for their children’s college education is a priority for many parents, so I thought this month would be a good time to discuss maximizing tax benefits once a child gets to college. As the cost of higher education continues to rise, families often seek ways to offset the increased expenses. Two shrewd options to alleviate your...
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