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Amir deliver sharp cuts, clean shaves, and a surprisingly pop- ular add-on: ear and nose waxing. A detail-oriented touch that many clients didn’t know they needed (until their wives booked it for them). Romeo Barber Co. is more than a barbershop. It’s a return to where it all began — a welcoming space for all ages, built on legacy, connection, and community.
Back to the Roots: Michael’s New Barbershop is a Family Affair by Pamma Hubbert
Just in time for Father’s Day, be - loved local stylist Michael Romeo has brought his career full circle by open- ing a barbershop that nods to his roots while redefining the grooming experi - ence for modern men. Known for the acclaimed Michael Romeo Hair sa- lons, Michael’s newest venture, Ro - meo Barber Co., blends the warmth of tradition with elevated service, right in the heart of the Kilworth community. Long before the salons, it was a barbershop that sparked Michael’s passion. Now, that same spark fuels a space where generations gather. “It’s an honour to be part of every sig - nificant milestone,” Michael says. “From first haircuts to pre-wedding shaves and every- thing in between. Getting a haircut together has always been a bonding moment—simple, but meaningful.” The key to caring for and helping people with dementia is to focus on the many activities the person can still do safely. Encourage a person with dementia to continue daily routines and maintain social relationships as much as possible. Help them maintain a healthy lifestyle through exer- cise, proper nutrition, and fluid intake. Special diets and supplements are generally unnecessary. If you are caring for someone with dementia, the following may be help- ful: reminders: Provide written lists of things to do including times, places, and phone numbers to help the person complete the task. structure and stability: Minimize undue noise and disturbances to re- duce anxiety. establish routines: Daily and bedtime routines can reduce disorientation and anxiety. speaking slowly and calmly: Present one thought or instruction at a time. And meaningful it is. On any given afternoon, you might find grandfathers, fathers, and sons lined up side by side, sharing stories and snips. But this isn’t just about nostalgia — it’s about excellence. Resident barbers Zak and London Animal Care Centre – Licensing, Bylaw Enforcement, Adoption and Lost/Found Services: 121 Pine Valley Blvd., (519) 685-1330 The Catty Shack: 756 Windermere Rd., (519) 432-4572 C atty S haCk THE Always keep in mind that we are here for you and your needs. Please feel free to give us a call. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your health or medications. You can reach us at 519-652-9066 Peter Semchism is a Pharmacist at Greenhills Pharmacy in Lambeth. Your Perfect Match awaits you at The London Animal Care Centre and The Catty Shack! Bringing people and pets together www.accpets.ca Love is a five letter word– Adopt! Bringing people and pets together information card: Reduce the risk of wandering and getting lost by pro- viding a pocket card with the person’s name, address, and phone num- ber. safety: Make your home environment as safe as possible by keeping furniture in the same place, removing clutter, installing locks on medi- cine cabinets, and setting the water heater at a low temperature to avoid scalding. driving: Don’t allow someone with dementia to drive a vehicle. Drive them or arrange for rides wherever they need to go. Caring for someone with dementia can be difficult. It requires under - standing, patience, and compassion. Joining an Alzheimer’s disease caregiver’s support group in your community may be helpful. London Animal Care Centre 121 Pine Valley Blvd. www.accpets.ca • (519) 685-1330 The Catty Shack 756 Windermere Rd. • (519) 432-4572 Be prepared for the eventuality that your loved one’s condition will dete- riorate over time and additional full-time personal care may be needed. In some situations, placement in a nursing home is in the best interests of the individual and their family. Peter Semchism is a Pharmacist at Greenhills Pharmacy in Lambeth. Since 1974 10055 Carter Rd. Let us make the Custom Made, Locally Built Shed Your Back Yard Deserves! Hand Crafted – Custom Built Mini Barns • Work Sheds • Play Houses Pool Change Rooms There is no treatment that can “cure” Alzheimer’s disease, nor are there medication that can halt or reverse the brain damage caused by it. How- ever, there are medications that can relieve symptoms and slow down the progression of the disease. Medications such as donepezil*, riv- astigmine, and galantamine may be used to slow down memory loss. Prevention of stroke is important for vascular dementia. If you have high blood pressure or cholesterol, transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), or have had a stroke, you should seek continued treatment for these conditions to prevent future strokes. • Avoid the sun when it’s at its peak. It’s strongest between 11 am and 4 pm, so use that time to do activities indoors if possible. • If you are applying other products to the skin, double check with your pharmacist about which product to use first. For example, insect repellants should be applied at least 15 minutes after applying sunscreen. Looking for a New Shed this Summer?
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