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Seniors most vulnerable to hurricanes
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have certainly issued a wake up call that the forces of nature can be devastating. But when disaster strikes, seniors often find themselves having considerable difficulty coping with the stress and the survival skills needed. As this ABC News article by Monisha Shah points out, protecting elderly loved ones when a hurricane strikes and in its aftermath requires special planning and attention. Click here to read more.
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