Stabbing and Chase: Jupiter Man’s Shocking Violence Raises Mental Health Concerns

Jupiter, Florida – A horrific incident unfolded at Jupiter Pediatric Associates when Nicholas Parchesco, a 28-year-old man known to the pediatrician for over a decade, carried out a vicious stabbing that led to a frantic pursuit by law enforcement on October 4, 2023. The shocking escalation of violence has left the community in disbelief, prompting … Read more

Assault Conviction Leads to Suspension of ‘Ashamed’ Health Trust Worker

BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – A health trust worker in Belfast has been suspended from work after being found guilty of a violent assault on a woman. The employee, who has not been named publicly, was convicted of the offense and subsequently reprimanded by their employer. The incident, which took place in Northern Ireland, has shocked … Read more

Health Workers in Kenya Face Repression During Peaceful Protest, Calls for Justice and Support From International Unions

Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) recently organized a peaceful protest to demand the release of funds allocated for interns’ deployment and post-graduate fees, crucial for the progression of healthcare in Kenya. Unfortunately, repressive measures taken by Kenyan authorities against these health workers led to Dr. Davji Bhimji Attellah, … Read more

Maine Shooter’s Glowing Army Evaluation Raises Questions on Mental Health

Lewiston, Maine – An Army reservist responsible for the deadliest shooting in Maine history received high praise from superiors prior to the tragic event. Robert Card, 40, was described as a “consummate professional” and an excellent squad leader in his annual evaluation from April 2023. Despite these positive reviews, concerns about his mental health were … Read more

Shooting Rampage: Army Reservist’s Mental Health Concerns Ignored Before Deadly Attack

Portland, Maine – Six months after receiving a glowing review from his superiors, Army reservist Robert Card carried out the deadliest shooting in Maine’s history, taking the lives of 18 people before turning the gun on himself. Despite concerns about his mental health from family members, Card’s personnel file showed no signs of disciplinary issues … Read more

Native Families in Saskatoon Find Support at Red Eagle Lodge – Now Open for Legal, Mental Health, and Cultural Services

Saskatoon, Canada – The Red Eagle Lodge in Saskatoon is now offering support and resources to family members of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. The lodge provides a culturally safe space, legal consultations, and mental health resources to over 120 families through Family Information Liaison Units, with the aim of supporting even more … Read more

Shocking Survey Reveals Retirement Nightmares: Are You Prepared?

According to a recent Age Wave and Edward Jones survey, most retirees experience unexpected events after retiring. The survey reveals that 69% of men and 81% of women encounter such events. Retirees consider preparation, adaptability, and flexibility as essential qualities for a successful and sustained retirement. In fact, 93% of them believe that these traits … Read more

Here’s Why You Might Want To Delay Social Security Might, Even If You Are Worried About Your Health 

At 62, you become eligible to claim Social Security benefits, but it’s worth noting that your full retirement age extends well beyond that. The general belief is that claiming Social Security earlier is logical if you are in poor health. By postponing the benefits, you receive larger monthly checks, although it takes time for these higher payments to compensate for the income you forego by not claiming immediately. If your life expectancy is limited, claiming early and obtaining as much money as possible right away might make sense.

8 Tips for Transitioning to Retirement: Navigating the New Chapter of Your Life

Retirement brings about a significant life change, which can be challenging to navigate. While you may have envisioned your golden years filled with enjoyment, the psychological impact of retirement is often overlooked. Losing your work-related identity and factors like increased free time and financial adjustments can make adjusting to retirement difficult.