Richard Simmons - Bon Secours Senior Health

A Lesson on Aging
from Okinawa
Page 9
Successful Aging
Forum
Page 4
February – April 2011
Meet Our Future CEOs
Page 10
Richard Simmons
Rocks Hampton Roads
✦Physician Panel ✦ Exhibitors
✦Door Prizes
✦ Lunch
Good Health
Good Friends
Good Life
February – April 2011 Issue • Senior Editor: Steve Zollos
Editors: Joyce M. Huskey, Joanne Merinar & Rudy White • Design: AD FX Design Group, Inc.
7300 Newport Avenue, Suite 400 • Norfolk, VA 23505
Page
10
Page
7
Page
9
Page
4
Get Up, Get Out, Get Healthy … 3
Successful Aging Forum … 4
Answers to Medical Questions … 6
Care–A–Van … 7
Page
Life Saving Cardiac Care … 8
Sustainable Living Fair … 8
A Lesson on Aging from Okinawa … 9
Future CEOs … 10
Giving from the Heart … 12
Pre-Forum Dinner … 12
Live Better – Get Moving … 13
Trips and Events … 14
Happenings
DePaul Dinners
February 4, 11, 18, & *25
March 4, 11, 18, & *25
April 1, 8. 15, *22, & 29
* Fun Bingo
Trips
Midway: February 10
Charles Town, WV: March 24
Cape Charles Train Trip:
April 1, 6, & 8
Spring Fling Luncheons
DMC: April 12, 11 a.m.
MMC: April 26, 11 a.m.
MIH: April 28, 11 a.m.
Sustainable Living Fair
February 26 & 27
2
|
eSeniorHealth.com
14
Get Up, Get Out, Get Healthy
Get up, get out, and get healthy! Join us for
a lunch hour that’s full of fun, prizes, and
just enough exercise to keep you healthy.
That’s right, it’s time to Rally At The Alley
again at the Norfolk Lanes. Last year’s event
was such a great time that we’ve expanded
the number of players, and even included
a role for those who just want to come
cheer on the bowlers.
The event will take place on Friday, March
11, from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. (a long lunch
hour). All proceeds support the Bon Secours
community outreach endeavors, like the
East Ocean View food pantry, community
gardens, and the Future CEOs training
program. Everything you need is included:
bowling ball, shoe rental, two games of
bowling, and most importantly, the opportunity to help children and families in need.
All Are Welcome
There’s no age limit so make it a family event. Bring your children and grandchildren too. Everyone will have fun
and you will make a lasting memory. Bumper lanes are available upon request.
Let’s Rally At The Alley
Event:
Rally At The Alley
When:
Friday, March 11, 2011
Time:
12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Where:
AMF Norfolk Lanes (2441 East Little Creek Road)
Cost:
$ 10 for seniors (55+) and children under 12 years of age
$20 per adult bowler
$50 for a team of 4 (a $30 discount!)
Benefits: B
on Secours Hampton Roads
Healthy Communities Projects
Registration: Call 217-0330
Bon Secours Virginia Healthy Communities Initiative works in partnership with local churches, civic organizations,
city government, and other grass-roots organizations to help people who are in need. Thank you for your support.
eSeniorHealth.com
|
3
Richard Simmons
“You Are Worth Fighting For”
Richard Simmons, the fun loving, joke telling, motivational fitness
guru is coming to Hampton Roads, and you don’t want to miss this
show!
The sensational national phenomenon, Richard Simmons is this year’s
keynote speaker for the 2011 Successful Aging Forum on Friday,
May 13, 2011. The Successful Aging Forum is Hampton Roads’ premier
health and wellness event. The day will be packed full of fun, great
food, healthy cooking demonstrations, fabulous prizes, a wealth of
health and wellness information, and our spectacular keynote speaker,
Richard Simmons. Last year the amazing Dr. Mehmet Oz, co-clinical
director for the Bon Secours Heart and Vascular Center at Maryview
Medical Center, hosted our program and previous hosts have included
Pat Boone, Naomi Judd, Anne Jillian, and Jack LaLanne.
Join the Senior Health team and get energized as the fun-loving
Richard Simmons brings his unique wit and inspiring message of
“Love Yourself – You Are Worth It” to the Hampton Roads Convention
Center. This event has sold out for the past three years, so don’t wait,
sign up today.
A Fun and Inspiring Message
The rate of obesity in our ‘super-size it’ society continues to climb bringing along with it diabetes, high cholesterol, heart attacks, and a host of
other health issues. “We’re all in trouble and we all need to sort of pick
up the pieces and start to exercise,” says Richard Simmons. “When you’re
feeling down, sad, lonely, or negative you don’t want to take care of
yourself, but I’m here to tell you that you must have a positive attitude
and learn to love yourself because you are worth fighting for.”
4
|
eSeniorHealth.com
You Are Worth Fighting For
in Beverly Hills, where Richard still teaches. While many
of his fans have come to him overweight, he also resonates with those who have a few pounds to lose and
who simply want to be fit.
Thirty years and 3,000,000 pounds later, Richard Simmons
is still going strong. As one of the nation’s most revered
fitness experts, he continues his crusade to reach out to
the masses, encouraging them to take control of their fitness destiny. Simmons has helped millions of overweight
men and women lose close to 3,000,000 pounds by
adopting sensible balanced eating programs and exercise
regimes that are energetic, fun, and motivating.
Richard weighed 268 pounds when he graduated from
high school. After trying everything from bizarre diets to
laxatives, Simmons finally prevailed over his own weight
problem by adopting a balanced lifestyle that included
moderate eating and regular exercise.
After consulting with doctors and nutritionists to ensure
the safety of a program tailored to the needs of everyone from the overweight to those who just desire to get
into better shape, a determined Simmons established
an innovative place where the overweight of the world
were welcomed with open arms. The program was met
with instant success and continues today at SLIMMONS
Simmons has also created a series of products that integrate reasonable eating with fun exercise including his
popular ‘Deal-A-Meal’ and the ‘FoodMover’ along with his
fitness videos that have sold over 20 million copies.
Still fighting the fitness battles with humor and enthusiasm, Simmons vows to never give up, reminding everyone who desires to lose weight and improve their health
that “You Are Worth Fighting For.”
Your Opportunity
Your opportunity to hear and get energized by Richard
Simmons is right around the corner! Make 2011 your year
of good health and start it all off by calling to register
for the Successful Aging Forum today. Seating is limited
so don’t delay.
To register call:
217-0330
Successful Aging
Forum 2011
When: Friday, May 13, 2011
Where: H
ampton Roads Convention Center
1610 Coliseum Dr., Hampton, Virginia
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost:
$25
Includes lunch, keynote speaker, exhibitors,
door prizes, and physician’s panel
Presenting Sponsor:
Call 217-0330 to Register
Limited transportation available from Norfolk,
Portsmouth, & Virginia Beach for $15.00.
Reservations required by April 15.
Payment due within 7 days of making
reservations. No refunds after April 29.
eSeniorHealth.com
|
5
Medical Questions Have You Stumped?
Get The Simple Answers
“Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple,” said the affable Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known to you and me as Dr. Seuss. The great thing about the sometimes whacky writing of Dr. Seuss is that
in his own ingeniously upside-down and inscrutably hilarious way, he was usually right!
Medical problems can seem complicated too, but often times the answers are simple. At least they can be
when you ask your question to the right doctors. You will have your opportunity to do just that on May 13 at the
Successful Aging Forum where leading physicians from our area will be on hand to answer your health and wellness questions. Our physician panel will include:
John W. Aldridge, MD, Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr. Aldridge is a board certified
orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in minimally invasive muscle
sparing spinal surgery and total
joint replacement surgery. Bringing
new and cutting edge techniques
for spinal surgery and total joint
replacements (hip, knee, shoulder,
and elbow) Dr. Aldridge is a proven
leader in his field. He was the first on the Peninsula to
perform the Axialif spinal surgery and the Zimmer Gender
Specific Total Knee replacement. He is also the lead developer for the instruments used for the anterior total hip
replacement technique for one of the major orthopaedic
companies. Dr. Aldridge practices with Hampton Roads
Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine in Newport News.
William N. Hovland, MD, Geriatrician
William N. Hovland, MD is the president of Long Term Care of Tidewater,
a 24- provider group that provides
long term care services to patients
and facilities in Hampton Roads. He
is also president of Granby Internal
Medicine, PC, and serves as the
Medical Director of the hospice
program at Medi Home Health &
Hospice. As a board certified geriatrician, Dr. Hovland was
the first recipient of the Geriatrics Recognition Award
from The American Geriatric Society and the recipient of
the Bon Secours Senior Health “Outstanding Physician
Award” in 2008. Dr. Hovland is known and respected
nationally as a leading physician in the treatment of
older adults.
6
|
eSeniorHealth.com
Anand Kapur, MD, Family Practice and Sports Medicine
Dr. Kapur is board certified in family
practice and sports medicine. He
has gained experience in a variety
of family practice and sports medicine environments and has worked
with athletes at all levels, including
seniors. In his practice at Harbour
View Family Practice he specializes
in medical acupuncture, osteopathic
manipulation, myofascial release therapy, casting and
splinting, and joint and soft tissue injection.
Nauman Naseer, MD, Cardiologist
Dr. Nauman Naseer has distinguished himself as a leading physician through his work in nationally
ranked cardiac centers and by being
a contributing author for several
well-known medical textbooks and
research articles. He is one of the
few physicians in the region with
five board certifications including:
internal medicine, cardiology, interventional cardiology,
nuclear cardiology, and echocardiography. His specialty
includes clinical cardiology, non-invasive imaging, and
interventions (coronary, structural, and peripheral). Dr.
Naseer is affiliated with Cardiovascular Specialists in
Newport News.
You can meet these distinguished physicians and
ask them your questions at the 2011 Successful
Aging Forum, on May 13 at the Hampton Roads
Convention Center.
Brings Good Help To Those In Need
The Bon Secours Care-A-Van is a mobile primary care office
that provides medical services to those who are uninsured
and has begun making its rounds in Hampton Roads.
Services are available to adults, children and infants.
Services include routine health examinations and treatment of common illnesses such as respiratory infections,
colds, headaches, pink eye, earaches, urinary tract and
bladder infections, upset stomach and heart burn, minor
skin rashes, aches and pains, as well as diabetes and high
blood pressure.
“We are focusing on five communities in Hampton
Roads,” says Steve Zollos, Administrative Director of Healthy
Communities for Bon Secours. “In Norfolk we will be working in East Ocean View and the area around the Gosnold Apartments. We will also be in the Victory Park
area of Portsmouth. In Newport News the Care-A-Van will be in both the Beechmont area of Denbigh and the
Southeast Community in downtown Newport News.”
“There are so many people who have been affected by the economy and they just need a little extra help today,”
says Pam Phillips, Vice President of Mission for Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center and Maryview Medical Center.
“This is really our opportunity to be good neighbors, and provide Good help to those in need.®”
The van operates on a first-come first-serve basis and can treat up to 14 patients each day. For more information on the Care-A-Van schedule call 877-350-9355.
CARE-A-VAN Schedule
Calvary Chapel Newport News
361 Beechmont Drive, Newport News, VA 23608
Registration: 9:30 a.m. until full
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month
Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church
Lighthouse Community Church
205 Gust Lane, Portsmouth, VA 23701
Registration: 10:00 a.m. until full
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
9609 9th Bay Street, Norfolk, VA 23518
Registration: 9:30 a.m. until full
2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month
First Baptist Church East End
Gosnold Apartments
3000 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607
Registration: 9:30 a.m. until full
2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month
2425 Gosnold Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23517
Registration: 10:00 a.m. until full
4th Tuesdays of each month
eSeniorHealth.com
|
7
Life Saving Cardiac Care
According to the American Heart
Association, atherosclerosis causes
hundreds of thousands of heart
attacks and strokes each year and
accounts for nearly three-fourths of
all U.S. deaths from cardiovascular
disease.
With that statistic in mind, Bon
Secours DePaul Medical Center recently invested in a state-of-the-art, fully
digital cardiac catheterization unit.
“This new unit will play a critical role
in assisting physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of individuals with
acute conditions, such as a sudden
clot within a coronary artery. The new
unit will also help us treat patients
with chronic heart conditions like
atherosclerosis, the build-up of plaque
that affects blood flow in arteries,” said
Kochicheril Moni, MD, cardiologist
with Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc.
The GE® Innova 2210IQ imaging
system complements the medical
center’s fully digital vascular laboratory and provides the clinical team
affiliated with the Heart and Vascular
Institute access to the latest in technology. The fully digital cardiovascular and interventional X-ray imaging
system allows for better visualization
of hard-to-see blood vessels and
anatomy with greater clarity, even
in larger patients who are generally
more challenging to image. In addition, by using a fully digital imaging
system, the new system will reduce
the patient’s overall exposure to radiation as compared to conventional
fluoroscopy systems.
“The images produced by the new
system are so detailed that physicians are able to see clearly enough
to safely maneuver small medical
Sustainable
Living Fair
There are some old adages that hold true regardless of
time. One of those timeless sayings is actually proving
to be more true with the passage of time: “you are what
you eat.”
Some people say that the
food we eat has changed
more in the past 100 years
than it did in the previous
10,000. Some things have
become better, but for the
most part our tendency
toward processed and fast
foods has devastated the
average American’s diet.
How are you doing with
your diet? If you are what
8
|
eSeniorHealth.com
devices – such as catheters, stents, and
guidewires – during balloon angioplasties, vascular interventions, and
other clinical procedures,” said Saumil
V. Patel, MD, interventional cardiologist with Cardiovascular Specialists,
Inc., a specialty practice associated
with the Bon Secours Medical Group.
“This allows our physicians to provide
a wider range of image-guided, minimally invasive treatment options, and
in some cases, we can help patients
avoid surgery.”
you eat, should you be fit and trim or overweight? Are
you full of energy or generally tired and worn out? Could
what you eat keep you from being at the top of your
game? Come to the Sustainable Living Fair and find out!
It could change your life!
The Sustainable Living Fair
The Sustainable Living Fair is a celebration of local living
and living well and will be held at the Webb Center on
the campus of Old Dominion University on February 26
and 27, and best of all it’s FREE!
“The mission of the 2011 Sustainable Living Fair is to
help educate people and communities in the Hampton
Roads region to make healthy, sustainable choices,”
according to Bev Sell, General Manager of Five Points
Community Farm Market and organizer of the event.
Continues on page 15
A Lesson on Aging From Okinawa
People in Okinawa live to be old —
very old.
This tiny Japanese island has the
highest concentration of 100-yearolds on Earth. It is also home to 15
percent of the total world population of people age 110 and older.
Okinawans enjoy humanity’s longest
life expectancies and suffer 80 percent
less heart attacks than Americans.
What’s happening there?
Well, actually, a lot. Okinawans thrive
for several reasons. Chief among them
is diet. They eat a lot of whole foods
(fruits, vegetables, nuts, beans and
whole grains) and only a little animal
protein. They also keep their portions
small.
The good news is that we can take a lesson from
Okinawa, and if we do the results will almost certainly
be less heart disease and generally healthier and happier lives. It’s time we made a change.
By now, it’s no secret that Americans eat poorly and
it’s killing us. About 70 percent of us are overweight.
Heart attacks claim more than 400,000 lives every year.
In fact, heart attacks are the top cause of death in the
United States. In addition, thousands of people suffer
from heart ailments that keep them from living robust,
active, and fulfilling lives.
So, what should we do? The answer, I believe, is simple.
Regardless of age, consider embracing a few ideas:
Edward Skillen, DO, FACC
is a cardiologist with
Cardiovascular Specialists,
a Bon Secours Heart and
Vascular Institute specialty practice.
If you want to learn
more about what makes
Okinawans so robust, he
recommends the book,
Healthy At 100, by John
Robbins.
• Exercise. Okinawans are active. They keep moving — and having fun — well into their 80s, 90s and
even at 100 plus. Find an activity you like. Dozens
of options exist including walking, swimming, and
even training for the Senior Olympics. Be sure to get
a vigorous workout for 45 to 60 minutes five to six
days a week.
•B
uild your menus around whole foods. You
don’t have to give up great tasting meals. Thousands
of cookbooks now offer superb vegetable-based
recipes, which are naturally low in fat. You also don’t
have to abandon meat. Just consider cutting back.
About 25 percent of the typical American meal is
animal protein. In Okinawa, it’s closer to 5 percent.
And, yes, it’s OK to have the occasional cookie. I do,
too.
• Watch your weight. You don’t have to be skinny as
a super model but you shouldn’t be carrying around
an extra 50 pounds either.
• Get medical checkups. A good healthcare team
can help you watch your weight, diet, blood pressure,
sugar levels, and cholesterol. They can also help you
monitor your medical conditions.
In short, I’m suggesting you take to heart — pun
intended — a simple philosophy from Okinawa: “Food
should nourish life. This is the best medicine.”
eSeniorHealth.com
|
9
Bon Secours Health System and Operation Blessing
International recently launched a pilot program called
“Future CEOs” right here in Hampton Roads. The program, designed to teach young adults how to become
the next generation of entrepreneurs and CEOs, was a
great success. The class teaches students how to create their own business using eBay as their marketplace.
Not only are students given the tools they need to
be successful, they are also given the opportunity to
build their confidence — enabling them to step into
the 21st century business world.
Initiative,” said Jody Herrington Gettys, Operation
Blessing’s Director of U.S. Disaster Relief. “This is a
great up-and-coming community and we are thrilled
to be able to play a role in helping the people in this
neighborhood.”
During the program students learn essential business
principles and ethics. They create their own business
plan, learn how to evaluate the cost of doing business,
set profit margins, post products on eBay, and more.
Guest speakers taught the class how to use digital
photography to position their products, and how to
professionally ship their products to ensure customer
“We chose the East Ocean View area of Norfolk as satisfaction. To be successful in the high tech world
our first location because of our partnership with Bon of internet business you need more than good busiSecours Health System and their Healthy Communities ness skills. Future CEOs teaches students vital lessons
in character development, business ethics, and the
importance of commitment and follow-through.
Students were given $50 per team to use as “start
up” money and all the teams earned a 400% or more
return on their investment. Equally important in internet business is the fact that all the teams earned and
maintained a 100% rating by their customers on eBay.
This customer evaluation rating reflects your reputation and credibility status as an eBay seller, and it can
give you a real competitive advantage over sellers with
lower ratings.
10
|
eSeniorHealth.com
Graduating Class of
2010
Shakeyah Nesbitt
Kelsey Vanderhall
Demetria Rowson
Deven Earle
Meet A Future CEO
Future CEOs Student:
Ciera Renée Eason –
Age 20: TCC Social Science
student
Ciera is a real success story
for the Future CEOs class.
Ciera is determined to do
well in business and has taken
her education a step further,
learning that she can be an
Ciera Renée Eason
effective leader as well as an
astute business person. Leading by example, she found
that she was able to motivate her classmates to give their
very best. When asked how she feels about the Future CEOs
program she said, “Future CEOs has helped me open up. I
learned to use my communication skills more effectively,
and now I’m confident that I can be a leader.”
Meet A Future CEO
Future CEOs Student:
Elyssia Easterling – Age 18
Jamila Zimmerman
Danielle Reed
RaVonn McDowell
Beverly Zimmerman-Wright
Elyssia is an 18-year-old who
faces all the usual challenges
of a young adult today, but
she also has a new responsibility — that of being a single
mother with her baby girl
due the beginning of January.
Elyssia relocated to the East
Elyssia Easterling
Ocean View neighborhood a
few months ago in order to start over and give herself an
opportunity to obtain her GED with the hopes of continuing on to college. Elyssia saw the Future CEOs program as
an opportunity to get a jump start on her education and
to step into the 21st century business world.
Not pictured: Sharon Jester
Operation Blessing International and Bon Secours Health System worked together to build a strong local template
that will be reproduced nationally. In the fall of 2011 Operation Blessing partners, and other Bon Secours Healthy
Communities throughout the United States will have the opportunity to implement their own Future CEOs programs. We look forward to seeing hundreds of lives changed through education as we empower individuals to be
entrepreneurs and to step boldly into the fast paced world of 21st century business. Want to be the next Future
CEO? Register now for the spring class at 217-0330.
eSeniorHealth.com
|
11
Giving From the Heart
Award. Bon Secours Senior Health
is accepting nominations for a senior
(65 years or older) based on their
commitment to: family; improving
the lives of others; volunteering;
community service; or improving
the environment.
The 2011 Senior Hero Award be
presented by Richard Simmons, and
Recognition
the winner will receive a cruise for
You can recognize your special two, a trophy, and recognition in
someone by nominating them for GoodHealth Magazine.
the 2011 Senior Hero of Virginia
Have you ever known anyone who
gives from the heart? It’s that someone who makes a real difference in
the lives of others, and in the process
makes our world a better place for
all of us to live. That person is a real
life hero, and they deserve to be
recognized for their kindness.
Recognizing your hero is as Easy as 1-2-3!
Submission Deadline:
All nominations must be received by March 31, 2011
2009 Senior Hero recipient
Betty Williams with Dr. Oz
1. S enior Hero Nominee Information
Name, address, and birthdate of your hero
2. A
one-page written nomination
Tell us why you believe he or she deserves to be the 2011 Senior
Hero of Virginia (Nominations longer than 1-page will not be
considered).
Submit entries to:
Successful Aging Forum Awards
Bon Secours Senior Health
7300 Newport Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23505
3. Your name and phone number.
2011 Pre-Forum Dinner with
Richard Simmons
There are many organizations in Hampton Roads who focus
on serving senior citizens, and the Pre-Forum Dinner is a
virtual “Who’s-Who” of those top notch organizations.
This year our business leaders will have a chance for
a Kodak moment with Richard Simmons, who will be in
attendance, as well as benefiting from networking and
mingling with other community leaders. In addition we
will be casting our votes for the best ‘Seniors Got Talent’
performance.
If you represent a business or organization that serves
our senior community, you are invited to join presenting
sponsor, Humana MarketPOINT, for dinner and a fun and
enlightening evening at the Pre-Forum Dinner 2011.
12
|
eSeniorHealth.com
When:
Where:
Time:
Dress:
Cost:
Thursday, May 12
The Hampton Roads Convention Center
4 - 7 p.m.
Business Casual
$40 ($300 for a table of 8)
A full dinner will be served. Pre-Registration is required
by April 29. Call 217-0330 to Register.
The Pre-Forum Dinner is sponsored by Humana MarketPOINT.
Live Better – Get Moving
approach to becoming healthier I
decided I would try it out, and it is a
decision that changed my life.”
Over the course of the next year Mike
lost a total of 20 pounds, decreased
his body fat percentage from 22.5%
to 19.6%, reduced his body mass
index (BMI) from 28.1 to 25.8, and
lost 2 inches at his hips. “At 69 I can
truly say that I’m in the best physical
ne year ago Mike Aschkenas shape of my life. Not only that, but
(above) attended a conference I’m taking fewer medications and
that changed his life, and it I’m able to compete at a higher level
could change your life too. In January with my tennis team.”
of 2010 Mike attended the ‘New Year,
New You!’ presentation at the Bon In Motion Weight Loss
Secours Health Center in Virginia Program
Beach. As the health care profession- The focus of the In Motion Weight Loss
als discussed the risks associated with Program is lifestyle change through
being overweight Mike knew they education and customization. Each
client begins with an orientation seswere speaking to him.
“I’ve never been tremendously over- sion with the dietician to discuss a
weight, but after the presentation I general program design, including a
knew I was at risk. Not only that, but I discussion on eating habits. The goal
realized that I could be living a better, of the initial session is to establish a
healthier life,” explains Mr. Aschkenas. nutritional foundation for long-term
“When I heard their common-sense success. Next, the client begins cus-
O
tomized one hour exercise sessions
2-3 times per week with a professional
trainer, and continues weekly 30
minute sessions with the dietician to
review and establish nutritional goals.
In addition, all clients are assessed
for body fat percentage, their body
mass index (BMI), girth measurements, weight, resting heart rate, and
cardiovascular condition.
“Why is it that we are willing to pay
professionals to help us improve our
golf swing, to play an instrument, or
to take us on a cruise ship, but we’re
reluctant to pay a professional to
help us improve our health?” asks
Joyce Huskey, Health and Wellness
Coordinator for Bon Secours. “We
should be doing everything we can
to improve our health, regardless of
our age.”
You can live a better, healthier life
too. For more information about
the In Motion Sports Performance
Program call 217-0333. Don’t wait
another day to achieve your health
and fitness goals.
Bon Secours In Motion Physical Therapy
INTRODUCES OUR NEWEST VIRGINIA BEACH LOCATION AT RED MILL LANDING
(757) 943-3060 ✧ 1253 Nimmo Parkway, Suite 105, Virginia Beach, VA 23456 ✧ bonsecoursinmotion.com
eSeniorHealth.com
|
13
Trips & Events
Trips
Hot Slots at Midway
Thursday, February 10
Return to this favorite spot
to try your luck at the casino. Price includes a bonus
package and continental
breakfast.
Cost: $51. Fun Tours
For information call 217-0330
Charles for a delightful dinner train ride aboard an antique
rail car. This trip has sold out on two previous dates. Call
soon as seating is limited.
Cost: $105. Amber Tours
Maryland Crab Feast and
Ocean City Jamboree
Wednesday, June 8
Enjoy a delectable family style meal at Phillips
Charles Town
Crab House before seeThursday, March 24
ing the all new perforJoin us on this popular casino adventure in West Virginia mance at The Ocean
where you can try your luck on over 3,000 video and City Jamboree featurregular slot machines. Price includes continental break- ing a magnificent live
fast and bonus package.
musical show.
Cost: $55. Fun Tours
Cost: $119 (Optional
cancellation waiver
Additional Date Added!
available for $16). Fun Tours
Cape Charles Dinner Train and
Historic Onancock
Friday, April 8
Come along for a delightful
day of touring the Eastern
Shore and the beautiful town
of Onancock. While there, you
will tour the historic home,
Ker Place, then travel to Cape
Events
Spring Fling
“Spring into Spring” with the
entertainment of pianist and
vocalist, Charlie Wiseman, when
he combines his remarkable
piano style, smooth vocals, and
his “off the wall” sense of humor
at this year’s Spring Fling Events.
Couple the entertainment with
a great lunch and you are set for a superb afternoon.
Cost: $12.
DMC April 12 11 a.m.
MMC April 26 11 a.m.
MIH April 28 11 a.m.
14
|
For information call 217-0330
Mystery Tour
Tuesday, July 19
Join us for a day of roaming
and exploring destinations
unknown.
Cost: $92. Fun Tours
?
*** How to Register ***
• Pre-registration required for all trips & events
• Deposits due within 7 days of reservation
• Motor coach trips: Full payment due 45 days
before departure
• Events: Full payment due 14 days before event
• All motor coach trip checks should be made
payable to listed tour company
• All event checks make payable and mail to:
Bon Secours Senior Health
7300 Newport Ave, Suite 400
Norfolk, VA 23505
For more information call: 217-0330
Cruises
taxes, and cancellation insurance) per person double
Avalon Waterways European River Cruise occupancy. $500 deposit required. Make checks payable
June 12-25
Windmills, Vineyards & Paris
Experience France,
Luxembourg, Germany,
and Holland on this
fantastic 14-day river
cruise vacation. Your
adventure starts with
guided sightseeing
in Paris. Then take
the high-speed train
from Paris to Metz,
and travel to Remich, Luxembourg to board your river
vessel. Enjoy guided sightseeing in Trier, Cologne, and
Middelburg. Cruise through the dramatic Rhine Gorge,
take pictures of the famous windmills at Kinderdijk and
visit the Delta Works in Veere. Also visit a local wine
cellar in Bernkastel, Reichsburg Castle in Cochem, and
Siegfried’s Mechanical Musical Instrument Museum in
Rudesheim. Visit the Airborne Museum Hartenstein, St.
Baaf’s Cathedral in Ghent, and cruise through the fascinating canals of Amsterdam.
Cost: Ocean View $5,888 – 7,601 (includes port charges,
to Travel Link Escrow.
Beautiful Bermuda
October 16-21
Enjoy one of the most popular cruises out of Norfolk –
Beautiful Bermuda! This fabulous 6-night cruise on the
Carnival Glory takes you to the port of Kings Wharf. Enjoy
its beaches, shopping, museums, golfing, glass-bottom
boats, and all Bermuda has to offer. Space is limited.
Cost: $820 Inside, $960 Ocean View, $1160 Balcony.
Prices are per person and include port charges, taxes,
and cancellation insurance. Make checks payable to
Travel Link Escrow.
Sustainable continued from page 8
The two-day event will feature two keynote speakers, A native of New Orleans, Tony is a chef, a food service
demonstrations, and workshops that cover a wide variety consultant, and the former Food Service Director for the
of eating and gardening tips.
Con-Val School District in southwestern New Hampshire.
He was also the developer and Executive Director of
Keynote Speakers
First Course; a culinary training and job placement proWill Allen, founder and CEO of Growing Power, Inc., a gram for people who are developmentally disabled, or
national nonprofit organization and land trust based in recovering from substance abuse or mental illness. He
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will be the keynote speaker for has been an enthusiastic supporter, practitioner, and
the event. Allen, a former professional basketball player architect of the National Farm-to-School movement.
who grew up in Maryland, was recently featured in Time
Magazine’s Time 100 edition. Growing Power, Inc. oper2011 Hampton Roads
ates an urban farm and community food center. Growing
Sustainable
Living Fair
Power’s mission is “to provide equal access to healthy,
Saturday, February 26, 2011
high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in all
10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
communities.” Growing Power implements this mission by
Sunday, February 27, 2011
providing hands-on training, on-the-ground demonstra11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
tions, and technical assistance through the development
of Community Food Systems that help people grow,
process, market, and distribute earth friendly food.
Anthony Geraci, a national childhood nutrition consultant and Director of Food and Nutrition for Baltimore
City Public Schools, will be the second keynote speaker.
Webb Center, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA
For more information about the Sustainable Living
Fair contact Bev Sell at 640-0300 or visit http://sustainablelivinghr.com.
For information call 217-0330
|
15
7300 Newport Avenue, Suite 400
Norfolk, Virginia 23505
(757) 217-0330
Home Makeover
Food Distribution
Address Service Requested
Future CEOs
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Norfolk, Virginia
Permit No.341
Ramp Building
Bowling for Others
Have you taken the time to help someone less fortunate than yourself lately?
Well this is your chance. Join in the fun on Friday, March 11, as we team up to
help others while we have fun at the bowling alley.
Whether you come alone or bring a team, you’re guaranteed to have a great
time. The best part of all is that you will be helping others at the same time.
All proceeds will go to help people in need right here in Hampton Roads.
See page 3 for more information.
Rally At The Alley
✦ Friday, March 11
✦ 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
✦ AMF Norfolk Lanes ✦ Call 217-0330