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Released October 15, 2008
Family Values/Senior Care
Are you ready for the leaves to change into a brilliant palette of yellow, gold, orange, and red? North Georgia is in the process of being transformed into a warm glow that makes the already breathtaking views raise goose pimples on your arms.
Our feature, Family Values, comes at important times—Thanksgiving and the
presidential election—with thoughts and ideas of values important to
the writers’ families! It’s a cool, beautiful time to go outside with
your family for a hike, a game of bocci ball, or even to collect leaves
the trees in your yard have shed, as on our cover. Many people allow
the pain and unsightliness of vein problems to prevent them from
enjoying activities with their families. VeinSolutions
can provide treatments that will have you back on your feet again,
enjoying the crisp North Georgia air. Find out more about the
experiences of some of their patients, and the care they provide, on
page 21.
Thanksgiving is so much more than food and football. It is a time to
truly give thanks for your situation in life—a time of counting your
blessings. Even if circumstances are not exactly as you would have them
(we have 401(k) plans, too), it is important to keep a positive and
faithful eye on the future.
Our sub-feature, Senior Care, is such an important topic to families.
With a society that doesn’t always honor the wisdom, knowledge, and
love that has grown in the elderly, family structure and making a plan
for future care are crucial. Local contributors who have a heart for
seniors have made this topic a standout. You will want to read about
ways to keep your favorite senior active, and options if assisted care
is a necessity. We hope your family has the honor of an active
matriarch or patriarch guiding you through the social climate that
exists in our world!
The 400 Edition family encourages you to cast your ballot in November.
The presidential election has been widely covered, but there are other
critical elections as well. Most local registrars have encouraged early
voting to minimize your wait. Voting is an honor and a responsibility
that we hope you will execute with thoughtfulness.
Don’t hold back; tell us how you really feel about 400 Edition. We love receiving feedback from our readers and advertisers. Call us at 706-867-6455, toll free at 866-867-7557, or send an email.
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