Thanksgiving week 2007 is rapidly taking shape as Americans everywhere are preparing to give thanks for the year's bountiful blessings. As for myself, the last past year has been filled with so many reason to be thankful that it's been truly life altering to say the least. I've gained a new lease on living my life out loud as well as continuing my committment to offering the latest information, updates, breaking news, and interactive platforms to the GLBTQI community and beyond. I thank you for your readership and encourage you not to forget those who may not have a horn of plenty. Here are few items for your info basket....
PrimeTi
me: I have been reading various articles on the greying of gays which have been detailing the plights and challenges that senior gays have been experiencing with long term care and estate planning. However, it was a recent road trip conversation and a visit with an old friend got me pondering about t
he dilemma of how the lavander lifestyle often leaves some feeling left out of the loop to meet new people and friends. I've found some interesting websites that offer portals of information and a few books on Amazon for those who are not longer tripping the light fantastic but rather dealing with their mortality without the rose colored glasess. Check them out for yourself : http://www.primetime.org/
me: I have been reading various articles on the greying of gays which have been detailing the plights and challenges that senior gays have been experiencing with long term care and estate planning. However, it was a recent road trip conversation and a visit with an old friend got me pondering about t
he dilemma of how the lavander lifestyle often leaves some feeling left out of the loop to meet new people and friends. I've found some interesting websites that offer portals of information and a few books on Amazon for those who are not longer tripping the light fantastic but rather dealing with their mortality without the rose colored glasess. Check them out for yourself : http://www.primetime.org/FREE HIV TESTING AT UAMS: As a part of World AIDS Day, Decemb
er 1, 2007 The Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health and the Jefferson Comprehensive Care System, Inc. (JCCSI) will provide free, confidential HIV testing on Wednesday, Nov. 28, from Noon to 2 p.m. in Room 2228 at the College of Public Health. The testing coincides with the weeklong activities of World AIDS Day. JCCSI is a non-profit community health center with more than 20 years experience providing primary health care services to disadvantaged minorities in Southeastern Arkansas. World AIDS Day also kicks off a three-month billboard campaign in Little Rock and Pine Bluff to draw attention to the issue and to promote HIV testing. Free HIV Testing at UAMS Part of World AIDS Day. For more information, contact Michelle R. Smith, Part D coordinator, JCCSI (870) 534-3448, ext 106, or Patricia Minor, project manager, AMHC (501) 686-2720.
er 1, 2007 The Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health and the Jefferson Comprehensive Care System, Inc. (JCCSI) will provide free, confidential HIV testing on Wednesday, Nov. 28, from Noon to 2 p.m. in Room 2228 at the College of Public Health. The testing coincides with the weeklong activities of World AIDS Day. JCCSI is a non-profit community health center with more than 20 years experience providing primary health care services to disadvantaged minorities in Southeastern Arkansas. World AIDS Day also kicks off a three-month billboard campaign in Little Rock and Pine Bluff to draw attention to the issue and to promote HIV testing. Free HIV Testing at UAMS Part of World AIDS Day. For more information, contact Michelle R. Smith, Part D coordinator, JCCSI (870) 534-3448, ext 106, or Patricia Minor, project manager, AMHC (501) 686-2720. MEDICA
RE PRESCRIPTION PLANS: Renewal time is now for a very limited time. Make certain you have researched the best program for the medications you require because not making the right choices can be a costly mistake in the long run. Statewide it's reported that various plans are no longer available and that unsavory firms are proposing faulty products whicho often don't cover the client's claims or visits. Take my advice, don't put off getting assistance. Talk to your pharmacist, caseworker, doctor, family, to help you navigate the system to the formula that will work best for your medical needs. If in doubt contact Medicare directly 1-800-MEIDCARE(663-4227) or their website: http://www.medicare.gov/
RE PRESCRIPTION PLANS: Renewal time is now for a very limited time. Make certain you have researched the best program for the medications you require because not making the right choices can be a costly mistake in the long run. Statewide it's reported that various plans are no longer available and that unsavory firms are proposing faulty products whicho often don't cover the client's claims or visits. Take my advice, don't put off getting assistance. Talk to your pharmacist, caseworker, doctor, family, to help you navigate the system to the formula that will work best for your medical needs. If in doubt contact Medicare directly 1-800-MEIDCARE(663-4227) or their website: http://www.medicare.gov/ 
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