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from the publisher Here I am again asking myself, “Where did the year go?” I’m trying to prepare for the holidays, but, as organized as I am, they always seem to come too quickly. And, as much as I love being involved with family and community, it doesn’t help that my October calendar is filling up fast.
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David’s stepfather is turning 80, so we will be attending a family reunion in Orlando. As ambassadors, we’ll be participating in a number of events for the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, I have been invited to a fundraising luncheon. As a community sponsor with the Town of Jupiter, David and I will have a booth at their Fall Fest. Next up is our nephew’s wedding in Virginia.
Whew! Oh, wait – Let’s not forget Halloween! It’s time to stock up on candy, and some neighborhoods go all out on by decorating their homes and having block parties. No matter how you plan on celebrating, I wish for you cooler weather, no rain, and a safe and fun-filled time for everyone involved! And once the jack-o-lantern goes dark, remember that many more hectic holidays are right around the corner. Be sure to take time for yourself and your family. And as always, thank you for taking the time to invite us into your home.
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Friday, Oct. 27 Fall Festival Get into the Halloween spirit at this perfect event for kids of all ages seeking a not-so-scary night of family fun. The walking trail will be transformed into every kid’s dreamcome-true, with favorite characters handing out sweets (and non-food item treats for those with food allergies). Don’t forget your camera, your trickor-treat bag and/or your costume. Featuring face painters, live music from Burnt Biscuit, and children’s activities, this event is sure to be a night to remember. Food and drink items will be available for purchase. @Burns Road Recreation Center, 4404 Burns Rd., PBG Time: 6-8pm
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Sports was never Susan (Sue) Naversen’s “thing” when she was growing up, but she knows how to handle curveballs. If you swing and miss, you simply step back up to the plate and give it another go. “I like to think of myself as a woman of many seasons. As someone who is always progressing in life toward the next interest that I have. Usually my interests have something to do with helping others,” says Sue. And when her interests don’t land her exactly where she thought they would, Sue eagerly anticipates where life will take her next. These days, Sue, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine (DOM), helps others primarily through her company, BH&I Consultants, LLC, where she is a behavioral health and intervention consultant, counselor and addiction specialist. Her focus areas include pathological gambling and dual 8
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addictions. An acupuncture physician as well, Sue holds certifications from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), as well as the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA). But while alternative medicine is Sue’s current specialty and interest, that wasn’t always the case. A Connecticut native, Sue earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan and subsequently became a physician assistant (PA) in New York. Although she enjoyed her dozen years working in the world of traditional western medicine, one of those proverbial curveballs would soon come her way, sending her in a direction – literally and figuratively – that she couldn’t have predicted. “Some twenty-plus years ago,” says Sue, she and her husband Bob Naversen moved to Palm Beach Gardens after
Bob’s failing health necessitated his retirement from teaching. In addition to having undergone open heart surgery, Bob was a recovering alcoholic. Yet he was never too sick to look for ways to help others who struggled with addiction. Sue wanted to help too. “I hoped to use my medical knowledge to help people recover, but I began to see that there were so many patients in treatment who weren’t able to ‘absorb’ more traditional addiction treatment because they didn’t even feel well enough to cope with it.” As a result, Sue, in her fifties by then, returned to school, completing master’s programs at both the Clayton College of Natural Health and the Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine. She soon learned the many benefits of alternative treatments/ therapies such as acupuncture, massage, essential oils and mindfulness training in facilitating addition recovery. When her studies were done, Sue originally opened a small boutique facility in North Palm Beach, the first of its kind, she says, to combine traditional and alternative medicine to treat addiction. “We became nationally and internationally known for our treatment of problem gambling.” Eventually, however, Sue decided that the direction her partners wanted to pursue was not right for her. Being Sue, she simply took a deep breath and “stepped back up to the
plate,” creating the company where she works today. Although Bob died in 2006, Sue continues to devote her efforts to the cause so important both to her and her late husband. She currently works with Florida House Experience, a medically integrated program where doctors, psychiatrists, clinicians, and case managers work as partners to solve the underlying substance abuse/mental health issues and to create holistic individual treatment plans. “Right now I’m so excited to learn more about how neuroscience works other therapies to aid in addiction and dual diagnoses,” says Sue. As much as Sue loves her job, she seems pretty content with her personal life as well. She adores her family: her son Chuck Mills, his wife Sarah, and their children Evan (14), Rory (8) and Alec (6), all of whom live back in Connecticut. She’s also happy about being a part of the PGA community. “I have so many good friends here. The people here care about and take care of each other.” Sue recalls how soon after Bob died, she found herself sitting alone in her living room, feeling unprepared for an impending hurricane and, frankly, downright sorry for herself. “Then some of the people Bob had mentored called came over to board up my windows. And I started getting phone calls from many of my neighbors. Everyone wanted to make Continued page 10
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sure that I was okay.” Sue remembers how, when the power went out, neighbors “pooled” their frozen foods and had a big neighborhood barbecue, and they walked together to the clubhouse to enjoy emergency lighting, TV – and bagels. “I’ll never forget the sense of comradery,” says Sue. While dealing with the curveballs life throws may be Sue’s only notable connection to baseball, she does keep active. She works out in the gym to stay in shape and particularly enjoys swimming. “Swimming is another form of meditation really…I’m a meditator. I’ve been doing mindfulness meditation for years, and I also use it with my patients,” Sue explains. “Whatever you care about, whatever your interests are, no matter how old you are, I just want people to know how important it is to be open to what comes next. For me, it always turns out to be something better,” says Sue. ——————————————————————————————————— Do you have a story to share, or do you know a neighbor who does? Volunteer, or nominate your neighbor to be featured in an upcoming issue! Contact dsmallwood@ bestversionmedia.com. ■
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Doing What’s Right to Safeguard Your Future By Darla Parris Smallwood, with Andrew Goldberg
Doing the right thing. It’s important to Andrew Goldberg – as a devoted father of three, and as a trusted financial advisor at Govic Capital. There’s nothing he’s more proud of, says Andrew, than his three daughters, ages 16, 14 and six. “Sometimes when you’re busy raising kids and working, you forget what fun is, but my little one reminds me every day.” Andrew spends as much time as possible with her, visiting local parks and beaches and simply enjoying activities. However, being in “good dad mode” isn’t all fun and games, especially when you have one child with special needs. So, as much as Andrew cherishes the more lighthearted moments, he tackles the daily responsibilities too, including making time to volunteer at his youngest daughter’s school. It comes as little surprise that in his work, Andrew takes a similar approach, relishing the interaction with his clients, while also working hard to address their individual situations and needs. With a law degree and two insurance designations (Licensed Long Term Care Professional, LTCP; and Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow, LUTCF), plus 18 years’ experience as a financial advisor, Andrew is well-versed in finding just the right investments and financial solutions for each client. “You may already have someone giving you financial advice,” Andrew says. “Maybe it’s a CPA or a tax
professional, or maybe just the guy in the cubicle next to you at work. I’ll give you a second opinion, and tell you what’s good about what you have – I’ll never recommend changing something if it’s already good – but I’ll also give you new ideas that might also be right for you. I have a reputation to uphold; I’m always going to do what’s right for you.” Because he is an independent advisor (as opposed to a captive one), he “wears no specific hat” when it comes to recommending what’s best. “I’m free to offer opportunities that many other advisors, brokers and planners may not even know exist,” Andrew explains. “With me, you get a comprehensive, ethical and honest approach. I’m not looking to ‘sell you’ – I’ll just help you see what the possibilities are.” He even welcomes clients to share his recommendations with their current “people,” says Andrew, because he knows they’ll agree that his advice is sound. “It’s rewarding to be there on those great days to see clients retire or pay for their kids’ college and know that I helped their financial planning pay off,” says Andrew. “But I believe it’s also my responsibility to ensure that their planning pays off on their worst day, so their lives won’t be ruined by circumstance, and they won’t become a burden to their families.” If you’re looking for an experienced, skilled advisor who offers a straightforward, comprehensive approach to preparing you for whatever lies ahead, email Andrew Goldberg at agoldberg@civog.com or call 561.324.3826.
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about lighthouse keepers, Florida history and people, and local plants and animals. Ideal for children ages 8 and under. Please bring a small beach/picnic mat for your child. Meet in West Hall in case of rain. Time: 10:30-11:15am (runs approx. 45 mins.) – arrive 10 mins. early for check-in; no admission after 10:40am Cost: FREE, but space limited; must RSVP by Fri. before program date Oct. 4 Lighthouse Book Club Join museum staff in book discussions on all things Florida. Meets the first Wed. of every month in the café. Check web calendar for book reading schedule. Time: 6-7pm Cost: FREE; donation suggested; must RSVP Oct. 7 Hike through History Historian Josh Liller leads a 2-mile trek through 120acre Jupiter Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area. Open to adults and children (minimum age 5; 13 and under must be accompanied by someone at least 18 years
old). Clothing/Supplies: hiker’s footwear, active wear, a hat, and a full water bottle or canteen. Weather-dependent. Meet at museum’s flag pole. Time: 8:30-10:30am Cost: FREE, but space limited; must RSVP Oct. 10 History of Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Historian Josh Liller discusses the 150+years of Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse history and operations. @ Lake Park Library, 529 Park Ave., Lake Park, FL 33403 Time: 6pm Cost: FREE Oct. 15 Members Event: Sunset Tour Enjoy spectacular views and witness the Jupiter Light turning on to illuminate the night sky. Time: 6:15pm (weatherdependent; approx. 75 mins) Cost: FREE; limited to those with current valid membership; limited space – “first come” basis; RSVP online at calendar or email adixon@ jupiterlighthouse.org
Oct. 18 Lighthouse Sunset Tour Enjoy spectacular views and witness the Jupiter Light turning on to illuminate the night sky. Time: 6pm (weatherdependent; approx. 75 mins.) Cost: $15 members; $20 nonmembers; must RSVP Oct. 28 Jupiter Inlet Veterans Family Fishing Classic FishingCommunity.org, in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management and Loxahatchee River Historical Society, holds its second annual family fishing classic for wounded, injured and ill veterans from all campaigns. Time: 9am-2pm Cost: FREE for vets and their families; registration only through partner’s website: http://fco.ketrick.org//fl/ jionaclasses Additional info: Bureau of Land Management 561.295.5955 FishingCommunity.org 703.508.0065 Wounded Warriors invited and volunteers needed! See more and sign up: www. fishingcommunity.org/fl/ji2017
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Palm Beach Native proudly announces their new showroom and shop at Elizabeth Avenue Station in West Palm Beach. Their facility is located in the downtown area’s burgeoning Warehouse District, where some 85,000 square feet of industrial building space has been reimagined as a “The Station,” an event-driven, curated retail market comprising 20 individual artists and creative businesses. The Station hosts monthly events at which the public can enjoy live music, food, free drinks and meet some of South Florida’s most talented vendors. Palm Beach Native is the passionturned-business of Jupiter, Florida’s own Jefferson Blakeslee. Over time, Jefferson’s love for Old Palm Beach has grown into a collection of over 700 historical Palm Beach images and advertisements dating from early 1900s up to the 1960s.
Images of Palm Beach landmarks provide an educational and historical look at the Palm Beach of days past, while Palm Beach Native’s Classic Lake Trail Collection features over 65 stunning images (spanning 50 years) of the island’s famous bike trail. Additional images include all of Florida and the Caribbean, and address a theme that Blakeslee describes as “Tropical Americana.” The Palm Beach Native takes its “traveling roadshow” to various markets and events throughout the county, from Jupiter’s Tropic Fest, to The Junior League of the Palm Beaches’ annual “Deck the Palms” holiday gift show. Palm Beach Native can assist with décor for offices, restaurants, hotels, lobbies, yachts and homes; providing prints, stretched canvas, and quality picture framing. For more information, follow Palm Beach Native on Facebook, visit www.palmbeachnative.com, or email jefferson@ palmbeachnative.com.
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Preparing for "The Fall" By Jill Ball, VP of Operations
I know it’s hard to tell sometimes in South Florida, but the arrival of holiday décor in our local shops and supermarkets means we are officially in the fall season. Perhaps there’s no better time than now to touch on one of the biggest dangers to the senior population: the risk of fall-ing. That first fall to the ground may be abrupt and seemingly out of nowhere. “Mom had a little mishap yesterday,” I’ll hear people say. Or a usually independent, mobile gentlemen will proclaim, “It’s the darndest thing, I just lost my footing and tripped all of a sudden.” It’s actually no surprise when someone not prone to ambulation issues suddenly just loses his/her footing or balance. As we age, our mobility starts to decrease slowly. Although diseases like Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis can be an expedient to decreased independent ambulation, we typically do not notice gradual changes in ourselves or loved ones whom we see regularly. That being said, it is important for seniors and those caring for them to implement a system of checks and balances when it comes to mobility within the home and in routine environment(s).
• On steps, use brightly colored tape or paint to mark the edge. • Always check any new medication to determine whether dizziness or loss of balance is a listed side effect. • Since the bathroom (especially at shower/bath time) is where an individual is most susceptible to falling, install handrails in the bathroom and shower/tub and a shower chair in the shower. • Replace pieces of furniture that have wheels or slide easily, like barstools, chairs and kitchen islands. • Use/Encourage the use of a cane or walker if you have/ your loved one has occasional or slight balance issues. Seniors may not always need assistance, but these adaptive tools are excellent preventative measures. • Wear/Encourage the wearing of appropriate footwear that provides good traction and support. • Have your/your loved one’s eyesight checked regularly. • Keep the living area as well-lit and clutter-free as possible.
Consider this checklist for preventing trips and topples: • Check home walkways and paths for rugs or narrow areas/ turns that may make it hard to navigate or create tripping hazards. • In doorways where a transition in flooring may occur, insure that there isn’t a “lip” or “bump” that may snag footing or be of hazard to someone with a shuffling gait.
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Osteoarthritis (OA) affects 30 million Americans and is the most common chronic condition of the synovial joints. OA can affect any joint, but occurs most often in the knees, hips and lower back. Cartilage covers and cushions the ends of bones involved in the joints. OA is characterized by focal areas of cartilage loss, causing inflammation, pain and joint stiffness. If cartilage wears away, bone rubs against bone, leading to joint damage and more pain. The most common symptoms of OA are pain and stiffness, difficulty initiating movement after rest; limitation of movement, tenderness of the joint and palpable bony swelling around it, and inflammation. Aging, being overweight, injury, and certain activities predispose one to the development of OA. The pain, reduced flexibility, side effects from medications, consequences from surgery and other factors associated with OA can lead to adverse health, labor and social costs. Traditional treatments include education, physical
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