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May 2016 Edition of the Digital Newsletter from FPA Lexington - Your Family, Your Health, Our Passion. 
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Second Lexington Location Now Open  Like Family Practice Associates 💬 on Facebook

Our second location is now open at 2040 Harrodsburg Road, and is staffed with two FPA providers, including Todd Martin APRN and one of our FPA physicians who will rotate to the Springs office weekly.  Be sure to indicate whether you prefer the Hamburg (Alysheba Way) or Springs (Harrodsburg Rd) office when scheduling your appointment.
 
In addition to regular weekday hours, this location will offer extended hours on Mondays (until 7pm), and "Lab only" hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8am-10am. Don’t forget to schedule your annual physical exam for this summer at either of our convenient locations!
Pictures of the Spacious new Facility
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The FPA Blog, by Raleigh M. Kincaid, LMFT

Raleigh M. Kincaid, LMFT

A native of Beattyville, Kentucky, Mr. Kincaid has lived in Lexington for nearly twenty years. He believes his job as a marriage and family therapist is to “help people find and act on the truth.
The Big Rewrite - Personal Story   Like Family Practice Associates 💬 on Facebook

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I am thinking about the stories of “the way life is supposed to go” followed by the difficulty of how to manage when the stories get altered by some major life occurrence. Examples of the sorts of events that change our stories include untimely death of a loved one, a major illness, being terminated from a job, an extramarital affair, a divorce, and any number of others, both good and bad (yes, even the good unexpected changes can be difficult).

In this case, I can draw from my own life. When my mom and dad got married, my dad was in the Navy and life laid out before them in a very positive narrative. Dad

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Raleigh Kincaid, LMFT

Allergy Symptoms

In this segment from our latest episode of 'Family Practice,' Dr. Henkel discusses allergy testing and treatment.
Family Practice Show Segment about Allergies and Treatment

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Family Practice is a monthly medical show, that features stories and discussion about a variety of health topics. Catch the show on The CW Lexington this Sunday, May 22nd at 6:30pm; in the meantime watch segments of previous episodes from our Youtube Channel.

Have your questions answered on-air by emailing them to tv@fpalex.com. This month's show is focused on memory loss, preventive medicine, and back fractures. 

May is Older American's Month Like Family Practice Associates 💬 on Facebook

Osteoporosis affects millions: 


Osteoporosis, which literally means porous bone, is a disease in which the density and quality of bones are reduced. As bones become more porous and fragile, the risk of fracture is greatly increased. The loss of bone occurs silently and progressively. Often there are no symptoms until the first fracture occurs.
Read More - Osteoporosis

We've all misplaced keys, blanked on an acquaintance's name, or forgotten a phone number. When we’re young, we don’t tend to pay much mind to these lapses, but as we grow older, sometimes we worry about what they mean. While it’s true that certain brain changes are inevitable when it comes to aging, major memory problems are not one of them. That’s why it’s important to know the difference between normal age-related forgetfulness and the symptoms that may indicate a developing cognitive problem.
Read More - Alzheimer's and Memory Loss


Becoming a caregiver for a loved one:


The number of people taking care of an aging parent has soared in the past 15 years. MetLife estimates that nearly 10 million adult children over age 50 now care for an aging parent. In 1994, only 3 percent of men and 9 percent of women helped provide basic care for a parent. In 2008, 17 percent of men and 28 percent of women provided such care.
Read More - 10 Things to Think about with Caring for Aging Parents

Communicating with someone who has Alzheimer's disease can be challenging. Because Alzheimer's disease slowly erodes verbal communication skills, your loved one's words and expressions might make little or no sense to you. In turn, he or she might have trouble deciphering your words. The resulting misunderstandings can fray tempers all around, making communication even more difficult. Here's help easing the frustration.
Read More - Effectively Navigating Communication with Alzheimer's

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