Serving Our Seniors Magazine: October - December 2026

7 Serving cancer patients in Erie, Huron, and Ottawa Counties • Transportation to Treatment • Mileage Reimbursement • Prescription Assistance • Nutrition Supplements • Medical Equipment/Supplies • Wigs • Compassionate Support 419-626-4548 | 505 E Perkins Ave, Sandusky | CancerServicesPatients@gmail.com CancerResources.org Free Support for Local Cancer Patients You are not alone in your journey, we are here to help. Contact us today for free support services. No one should face cancer alone. Perkins Township resident Gidget embraces her smile after applying to Serving Our Seniors’ Denture Program. She beams, “I can’t thank them enough for doing this for me.” The dentures are not free, but Serving Our Seniors makes dentures affordable for those who qualify.   Gidget wore a disintegrating pair of dentures for 10 years due to the exorbitant costs for dentures. She says, “Dentures are not affordable for people on social security.” After a while, cysts formed in her mouth, she developed difficulties eating and became self-conscious of her smile.  The 73-year-old called Serving Our Seniors to inquire if there was help to get dentures. After meeting with Amy, Senior Advocate Assistant, she applied for “cost- When a Smile Changes Everything By India Gray sharing.” Cost-Sharing is a way for retirees to pay an amount they can afford — without causing any financial hardship. She says, “Serving Our Seniors is a place for seniors to go and get help with their teeth. I just had to pay a little bit, but not very much.” Gidget also used Google Reviews before making an appointment with the dentist. Her dentures were sized and colored to her liking; she states, “They are just beautiful. I can’t stop smiling.” If you are a reader, who can relate to Gidget’s story, she encourages you to do as she did, “Call Amy at Serving Our Seniors” and ask how you can apply for cost-sharing to replace your dentures. ( Editor’s Note: Any Senior Advocate Assistant or Senior Advocate can explain how cost-sharing works.) Gidget, left, with Amy.