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H.E.A.R.T. 4 Seniors Foundation - Elderly Care Technology · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: You talk station.
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Speaker 2: Fifty five KCD talk station. Even listen to the thirty
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Speaker 2: five CARC Morning Show for a while. You know that
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Speaker 2: I adore the work that Heart for Seniors is doing
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Speaker 2: for folks living in assisted living facilities as well as
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Speaker 2: being cared for by family members or other caregivers in
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Speaker 2: the home. Wonderful services, and they're trying to make life
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Speaker 2: a lot easier in so many ways they have. Welcome back,
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Speaker 2: Patti Scott, Heart for Seniors. Find them online, you'd be
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Speaker 2: glad you did. Heart the word for the number. Seniors
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Speaker 2: dot org is where you're gonna find them. Patty, it's
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Speaker 2: good to have you back in studio on a Friday.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, thank you so much, and we love
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Speaker 3: your listeners. First of all, considering next week's Thanksgiving, we
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Speaker 3: are beyon grateful, amen, so grateful that number one, we
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Speaker 3: have our seniors living amongst us. Sure, yes, whether they're
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Speaker 3: in a facility, whether they're at home. There's no reason
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Speaker 3: why you should age without any dignity, and so we're
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Speaker 3: just so grateful that you're listeners. Care I'll tell you
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Speaker 3: it'll be almost a year next month that you had
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Speaker 3: us on your first show.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, kidding.
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Speaker 4: Yes, yes, a year.
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Speaker 2: Next month goes by so quickly it.
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Speaker 3: Does, and we just are so grateful. We couldn't have
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Speaker 3: done any of this or expanded or touched any of
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Speaker 3: these lives without your listeners.
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Speaker 4: So we're very, very grateful.
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Speaker 2: Well, I am grateful for you, I really am. And
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Speaker 2: that's why I'm so happy that you came on the show.
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Speaker 2: At the outset, I didn't realize that these, you know,
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Speaker 2: the problems that you deal with and address even existed. Now.
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Speaker 2: I was painfully aware of the situation my father was
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Speaker 2: in when he was with Alzheimer's in the Alzheimer's facility.
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Speaker 2: But Mom was there all the time, you know, I
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Speaker 2: mean most of the time anyway, but you nonetheless saw
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Speaker 2: the struggles. It is not easy being you know, I
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Speaker 2: will describe it as in an invalid condition, in an
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Speaker 2: invalid state, impossible to care for yourself and reliant among
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Speaker 2: about a reliant on others who, if they're not a
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Speaker 2: family member, probably don't have the care and concern first
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Speaker 2: and foremost in the mind that loved one would. And
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Speaker 2: when it comes to the diaper changing, that to me,
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Speaker 2: it's just wow. You're in air tract infections. You know,
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Speaker 2: Dad went through some of those wallowing in that because
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Speaker 2: they're on a schedule, rather than knowing immediately when there's
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Speaker 2: a continence and incontinence issue, you have the technology that
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Speaker 2: you know, boom right there, you know, the minute it happens,
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Speaker 2: you can assign the person to that room right away,
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Speaker 2: not a schedule where you're just sort of waiting around.
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Speaker 2: Just the first you're the one that introduced the technology
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Speaker 2: to me, and all the realities that go along with
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Speaker 2: the problems of not having that regular a.
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Speaker 3: System alert response technology. You know, at the end of
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Speaker 3: the day, all we need to know is we need
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Speaker 3: to be alerted. And there's all kinds of alert devices
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Speaker 3: out there, but none that other than our system that
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Speaker 3: shows you that there's been an incontinence episode. You know,
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Speaker 3: why should somebody have to sit in there yarn in
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Speaker 3: their feces. It just goes to skin breakdown and so
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Speaker 3: many other things. And then we are from your listeners
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Speaker 3: that they weren't just in nursing homes. They were at
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Speaker 3: home right and they needed help because they're working. There
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Speaker 3: are other places, and so we stepped up to the
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Speaker 3: call and we created an app so that they could
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Speaker 3: have the technology at home. You know this little device
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Speaker 3: right here, Alert Response Technology, it's heart rate, it's pull socks,
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Speaker 3: you know, it's.
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Speaker 2: That's the risk monitors, that's the riskwear.
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Speaker 3: But the smart watch, Yeah, and it alerts and tells
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Speaker 3: you if it goes below ninety, if it alerts if
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Speaker 3: I mean, I can just tell you the heart rate alone.
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Speaker 3: Somebody got an alert the other day. Family member got it.
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Speaker 3: They were able to determine what was going on, and
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Speaker 3: their mother and father had forgotten to actually take their
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Speaker 3: heart medication. No kidd bradycardia heart rate drop. Couldn't figure
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Speaker 3: out what had happened. Alert Response Technology realized the medicine
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Speaker 3: had not been taken.
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Speaker 2: Just scratching the surface. Here with Patty Scott from Heart
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Speaker 2: for Seniors, Heart the Number four Seniors Dot or we'll continue,
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Speaker 2: got more things to talk about. A positive here on
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Speaker 2: a Friday as we segue into Thanksgiving week seven Shout
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Speaker 2: seven fifty five Karosee the talk station fifty five Carosee
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Speaker 2: getting out there some love for my senior friends in
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Speaker 2: the audience and those who care for them. Heart for
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Speaker 2: Seniors Word, Heart the Number four Seniors Dot Org. Patty
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Speaker 2: Scott's in studio and a shout out to my friends
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Speaker 2: Charlotte and Bob. Charlotte and Bob, good morning to both
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Speaker 2: of you. Apparently they may very well be listening. Charlotte
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Speaker 2: told me that she I was. I had the pleasure
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Speaker 2: of being introduced to her a few weeks ago and
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Speaker 2: when Patty was in the studio, and apparently she is
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Speaker 2: there every morning to hear me say five oh five.
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Speaker 2: So good morning Charlotte and Bob. And I understand you
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Speaker 2: know you mentioned to me the move over to the bandages,
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Speaker 2: and I've been doing some commercial See these things are amazing, amazing.
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Speaker 2: First off, you're the one that made me realize that
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Speaker 2: a regular band aid on a senior with thin skin
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Speaker 2: will literally pull the skin off.
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Speaker 4: What holds the skin a band aid, a bandit?
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Speaker 2: She had these wonderful bandages, and props to the company
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Speaker 2: that brought that helps provide you with them. You are
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Speaker 2: a five OHO one to three C nonprofit organization. You're
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Speaker 2: there for the sole purpose of helping seniors. These bandages
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Speaker 2: actually stick, but they act like a post it note
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Speaker 2: on a wall. It's easy to tear off. It's just
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Speaker 2: so simple, and yet it remains the fixed until you
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Speaker 2: decide to pull it off. You had told me that
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Speaker 2: that seniors end up in urgent care because of bandage wounds,
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Speaker 2: Like we're talking about urgent care and hospitals.
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Speaker 3: It would amaze they take off a bandage, taking off
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Speaker 3: a bandage, or they bump into a wall and a
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Speaker 3: normal bandage won't and they call the fire department. I
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Speaker 3: can't tell you how to talk to your local firefighters.
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Speaker 3: They'll tell you how many calls they make to seniors
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Speaker 3: that just have bumped into a wall and they can't
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Speaker 3: stop bleeding because there's nothing to put on them. They
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Speaker 3: themselves don't even have the right proper bandages that don't
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Speaker 3: tear the skin. There's nothing out there like it. We
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Speaker 3: please get in touch with us, go to Hard for Seniors.
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Speaker 3: We will send you samples. We've sent so many samples
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Speaker 3: out to people, so many organizations. Steve Wilson, one of
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Speaker 3: your followers, came in with the American Legion in Lovelin
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Speaker 3: and they donated so many boxes to the community, to
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Speaker 3: the veterans that were in need. He himself just has
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Speaker 3: wound after wound on his arms.
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Speaker 4: Scratches, And here's the deal.
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Speaker 3: If you've got to be so careful with that thinning skin,
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Speaker 3: because if it rips and it tears, you've got other issues.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it could turn into skin breakdown, which then
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Speaker 3: turns into sepsis, which turns into other things. So it's
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Speaker 3: just so important to pay attention. Kelly Bird. I know
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Speaker 3: she's out there listening. She's one of your followers. She
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Speaker 3: contacted us last time. Westchester is taking care of their
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Speaker 3: seniors that are homebound, and we actually are pulling together
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Speaker 3: some donations to be able to throw into some shoeboxes
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Speaker 3: for those seniors. They call it Seniors and Shoeboxes. So
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Speaker 3: anyone with a giving spirit that wants to donate some
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Speaker 3: wound bandages, they just need to go to our site
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Speaker 3: and we're filling up those boxes next week to be
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Speaker 3: able to get out. There's so many people home bound.
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Speaker 3: Seniors are homebound. Yeah, they're just home bound well, And.
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Speaker 2: As bad as maybe being in an assisted facility assisted
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Speaker 2: living facility may be, most people just simply can't. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it may be a better option for folks in terms convenience,
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Speaker 2: the twenty four to seven care that might exist there,
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Speaker 2: the meals that are prepared and all that, it's all good,
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Speaker 2: but most people really can't afford that. It's just outrageously
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Speaker 2: it's expensive, and that's why there are so many seniors
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Speaker 2: being cared forward home.
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Speaker 3: In our region alone, there's sixty six thousand in a
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Speaker 3: long term care facility. There's two point three million at home.
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Speaker 2: Holy cow boy has to strain the resources of the
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Speaker 2: homes that did the deal with that. But you know,
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Speaker 2: I guess when on balance, I would rather be in
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Speaker 2: a situation where a family member is taken care of
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Speaker 2: me the being in a assisted living facility. But it
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Speaker 2: just gets beyond.
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Speaker 4: They need resources, they need to huh.
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Speaker 2: Well, I think of my poor mom. You know, it
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Speaker 2: was her and my dad. She it was going to
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Speaker 2: kill her. She was exhausted after caring for him for
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Speaker 2: a couple of years NonStop, twenty four to seven. You're
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Speaker 2: up at night, you're up during the day. You're trying
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Speaker 2: to get them fed, you want to make sure they're hydrated,
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Speaker 2: you have to clean them up regularly. I mean, it's
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Speaker 2: on and on and on and on, and at some
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Speaker 2: point there's a breaking point.
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Speaker 4: So but we're here's a resource. We're here to help.
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Speaker 3: Weve even if we're just an advocate, We've had a
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Speaker 3: lot of people contact us. They're in a hospital, they're
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Speaker 3: family members in a hospital. They don't know whether to
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Speaker 3: send them to what facility. They don't even realize that
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Speaker 3: if just for a couple more days, we call it
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Speaker 3: treat them and streatom Hospitals are really good at treating
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Speaker 3: them and straeten them versus just keeping them a couple
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Speaker 3: of extra days. And you can push back, you can
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Speaker 3: appeal the discharge process. We've helped so many people appeal
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Speaker 3: the discharge process just to keep their loved one in
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Speaker 3: the hospital for a couple more days to where they
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Speaker 3: could take them home, versus them just being thrown out
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Speaker 3: into a facility that, by the way, struggles with staffing.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, just completely.
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Speaker 2: And you're dealing with Medicare, Medicaid often in these situations,
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Speaker 2: and they're looking at believe it or not, trying to
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Speaker 2: save money by doing that early release or quick release turnaround.
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Speaker 4: But treat him and street him.
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Speaker 2: Seven right now more with Patty Scott Heart number four
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Speaker 2: Seniors dot Org. All the information there and you know what,
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Speaker 2: as I mentioned, it's a five oh one three C
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Speaker 2: and they do take donations and they do they are
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Speaker 2: looking for other providers out there in the world healthcare
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Speaker 2: providers and the like to get involved with the what
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Speaker 2: they're doing to help our seniors, whether in facilities or
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Speaker 2: at home. Look away one more with Patty. Then we're
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Speaker 2: going to get two congressmen if you have kre CV
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Speaker 2: talk station. Before we get back to Patty, Scott and
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Speaker 2: Hart for seniors, going to talk to Officer Tifnany Green
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Speaker 2: with the Cincinni Police Department. God bless each and every
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Speaker 2: one of them, crime stoppers, bad guy and sometimes Girl
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Speaker 2: of the week. Tiffany Green, Welcome back, Happy Friday to.
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Speaker 1: You, Good morning.
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Speaker 2: Who we're looking for.
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Speaker 1: Cincinnati Police District three is looking for Donald Hill. Mister
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Speaker 1: Hill is one of for fimonious assault and robbery. On
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Speaker 1: September fifteenth of twenty twenty five, mister Hill physically assaulted
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Speaker 1: the pregnant victim, causing serious physical harm. Donald Hill is
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Speaker 1: a mel Black. He's twenty five years old. He's six
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Speaker 1: foot and one hundred and sixty pounds. Donald Hill has
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Speaker 1: a history of weapons chargers, drug abuse, and vandalism, and
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Speaker 1: was last known to live on Gladys Avenue in College
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Speaker 1: Hill Listeners. If anyone has information on where police can
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Speaker 1: find Donald Hill, please call Crime stoppers at five P
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Speaker 1: one three thirty five to two thirty forty or submitted
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Speaker 1: tip online at crime datstoppers dot us.
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Speaker 2: You will remain anonymous. You're eligible for a cash reward
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Speaker 2: if your tip Lisa and arrest. You'll be doing society
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Speaker 2: a favor by getting this poor troubled kid off the streets.
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Speaker 2: Twenty five years old. Breaks my heart. Thank you so
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Speaker 2: much of Officer Green for what you do, and God
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Speaker 2: bless us in Saint Police Department. If you want to
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Speaker 2: check him out, see his mugshot. Maybe find out where
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Speaker 2: this guy is going to fifty five Caresey dot com.
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Speaker 2: He's right there on my blog page. Back to Patty
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Speaker 2: Heart Scott or Patty Scott Heart four Seniors dot org,
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Speaker 2: Heart the world for the number of seniors dot org
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Speaker 2: helping out seniors with you know, helping smoothing out the
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Speaker 2: bumps and the hurdles that exist when you are in
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Speaker 2: need of assistance, whether you're at home or in a facility.
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Speaker 4: What else do we.
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Speaker 2: Talk about, Patty? We talked about the bandages and the
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Speaker 2: technology you've got. It's all available at hard for Seniors
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Speaker 2: dot org and people can call you to get this
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Speaker 2: bandage samples samples.
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Speaker 3: We're giving away samples. Any communities that are doing any
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Speaker 3: kind of giveaways like what Kelly Bird is over in Westchester.
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Speaker 3: Any communities that want to give to their seniors, please
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Speaker 3: reach out to us so we can get you the
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Speaker 3: necessary technology and or skin tear bandages. Reach out. You know,
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Speaker 3: I will just say, please keep us in mind. Tuesday
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Speaker 3: donor Tuesdays coming up in a couple of weeks. I
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Speaker 3: love any five oh one three CE but we obviously
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Speaker 3: would love any donors that really care about seniors to
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Speaker 3: keep us in mind when they're out there donating for
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Speaker 3: donate for seniors in donor Tuesday. So you can go
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Speaker 3: to obviously our website which is the hard the number
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Speaker 3: four seniors dot com, or click donate you immediately get
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Speaker 3: your tax deduction right then and there with an email
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Speaker 3: that goes to you. But more importantly, just use this
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Speaker 3: as a resource. Please reach out. We're just seeing some ugly,
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Speaker 3: ugly things and we want to be there to support it.
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Speaker 3: You know, everybody we've gotten samples out to has been like,
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Speaker 3: this is life changing. So let us get the technology
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Speaker 3: out there, let us get the skin tear bandages. Call
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Speaker 3: us for a resource. We just want to be there
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Speaker 3: to help. We really do care.
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Speaker 2: I know you do, and you're interested in partnering with
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Speaker 2: anybody who is anybody along these same lines doing what
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Speaker 2: you're doing. Maybe this sounds interesting to them in terms
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Speaker 2: of a worthy organization to support, and I can only
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Speaker 2: call it very worthy. Heartfor Seniors dot Org can make
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Speaker 2: things really easy for you. So as we appro fast
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Speaker 2: approach Thanksgiving, I think it's an important thing for me
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Speaker 2: to note I'm truly thankful for you and what you're doing.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 3: We are grateful for you because if it weren't for you,
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Speaker 3: we wouldn't be where we are today. It's been almost
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Speaker 3: one year, and it's your listeners who trust you. Listen
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Speaker 3: to you because they trust you, and because of that
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Speaker 3: they come to us.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't lie to any of them. My approach to
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Speaker 2: this program and everything that I do.
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Speaker 4: Is they know that you know, I mean, you are.
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Speaker 2: Anybody's lying. How do you perpetuate a lie? I don't
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Speaker 2: come on, Why would I steer somebody in the wrong direction.
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Speaker 3: We've heard that from so many people that have come
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Speaker 3: to the office. Is I heard you on the Brian
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Speaker 3: Thomis show. I've heard you on the Brian, and they
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Speaker 3: trust you for everything.
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Speaker 2: I truly appreciate the trust and I like to think
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Speaker 2: that I maybe have earned it. You know, I'm not
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Speaker 2: a perfect human being by any stretch of the imagination, but.
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Speaker 4: You're an amazing You're an amazing man.
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Speaker 2: I'm not here to have my back pat it. I'm
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Speaker 2: here to support hard for seniors dot Organ. The work
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Speaker 2: that you're doing. You're showing just the positivity that can
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Speaker 2: come from it every single day.
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Speaker 4: But you care about SS. You care about them.
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Speaker 2: I do, and you know what, I'll give props my
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Speaker 2: mom and dad for that. Yes, you know, having lived
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Speaker 2: through it, you see it, you become aware of it,
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Speaker 2: and then you hear about how much worse things can
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Speaker 2: be and are for so many people. And these are
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Speaker 2: honestly like the bandages. You think, well, that's it's easy solutions. Oh,
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Speaker 2: come on, come up with a bandage. It doesn't tear
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Speaker 2: people's skins off. And no, that is not widely available
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Speaker 2: technology that is mind blowing to.
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Speaker 4: Me now, or they can't afford it.
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Speaker 3: We've had so many people that have come in and
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Speaker 3: we're just like we hand them to them. We're just
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Speaker 3: handing them to them. They can't afford them. We're just
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Speaker 3: handing them to them.
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Speaker 2: Well, if you're looking for something to be thankful for,
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Speaker 2: you have Patty Scott Hart for seniors at least in
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Speaker 2: that particular area. But you don't have to look very
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Speaker 2: far beyond that to see some great things to be
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Speaker 2: thankful for. We live in such a divided time in
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Speaker 2: this world, and everyone's seeking to divide us. No one
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Speaker 2: seems to be able to stop and smile and find
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Speaker 2: something to be thankful for. As we fast approach Thanksgiving,
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Speaker 2: let's all pause and try to do that. It'll change
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Speaker 2: your attitude. You know, I think life can be heaven
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Speaker 2: or hell. You don't know what's coming afterwards. Want to
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Speaker 2: try to make your life heaven right, that's up to you.
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Speaker 2: You know you got this, don't know what's coming, But
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Speaker 2: your attitude has a tremendous amount, tremendous amount to say
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Speaker 2: over whether or not you're going to be happy or
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Speaker 2: you're going to be sad. You want to dwell on
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Speaker 2: all the negative. You want to be in a fight
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Speaker 2: with someone all day. You want to walk around like
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Speaker 2: some of the Greta Thunberg, for example, the perpetual frown
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Speaker 2: and anger on your face. Or do you want to
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Speaker 2: make the most of this life. Just try to find
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Speaker 2: something to smile about as we fast approach again Christmas
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Speaker 2: as well on the other holidays. I'm sorry, little wax
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Speaker 2: poetic there. I get kind of sentimental patty when it
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Speaker 2: comes to facular.
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Speaker 4: Thanksgiving is lit. You said it's your favorite holiday. It's
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Speaker 4: legit one of mine, it really is.
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Speaker 3: We have so many things to be grateful for, and
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Speaker 3: especially the lives that are around us. I mean, I
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Speaker 3: thought I was going to lose my mom and dad
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Speaker 3: this year and they are thriving at eighty eight right now.
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Speaker 2: Isn't that great?
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Speaker 4: Thriving and my mom's doing really right?
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Speaker 1: I know.
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Speaker 4: I love your mom. I love your mom still able
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Speaker 4: to drive.
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Speaker 3: By the way, for all the donations, the Cunningham sisters
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Speaker 3: are still going out and singing.
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Speaker 2: So they're still doing it.
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Speaker 4: They're still doing it, folks.
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Speaker 2: If you're not to wear the Cunningham Sisters, these these
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Speaker 2: girls are absolutely amazing, and they perform for my mom.
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Speaker 2: If you make a donation to Hart for Seniors, they
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Speaker 2: will come to you and perform live, and trust me,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna want to have them do that because someday
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Speaker 2: it's going to be like I remember when the Cunningham
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Speaker 2: Sisters performed for mom or I remember when I was
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Speaker 2: in the room with the Cunningham sisters. Because they're gonna
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Speaker 2: go global. They're so good. Yes, and they're performing at
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Speaker 2: King's Island right now.
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Speaker 4: You say they are. They're in Winterfest.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't have to take my word for it.
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Speaker 2: Get down and out the King's Island, enjoy Winterfest and
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Speaker 2: check out the Cunningham sisters. Not quite sure when they're playing.
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Speaker 4: I don't know, but they're on the main show, Charming, bubbly.
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Speaker 2: They care, they care, they really do.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and their mom actually is now doing work for
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Speaker 3: Heart for seniors. She's going into homes and just even
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Speaker 3: doing like diabetic care and pumps and things that people.
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Speaker 3: Her name's Tara, and I mean literally we I hate
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Speaker 3: to say it, but a UC coach his dad was
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Speaker 3: down in Atlanta and he had to pull him up
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Speaker 3: here and he called he needed help. We got terror
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Speaker 3: ride in a plane. Tarr went down with him. They
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Speaker 3: transported his father back up here. So, I mean, we're
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Speaker 3: all just here to help. We got to help. It's
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Speaker 3: we have to help our seniors.
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Speaker 2: Part four Seniors Daugh or that's where the help starts.
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Speaker 2: Get in touch with him, help them out, or take
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Speaker 2: advantage of the great things they have on the website
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Speaker 2: and that they make available to you. Patty, we will
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Speaker 2: talk again soon, I hope and enjoy your Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 3: I will, I will, and I'll be thinking of you
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Speaker 3: and your mom. I love your mom.
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Speaker 2: I love her to death.