Emily Maguire created a newsletter using Canva and then wanted to post as a blog, but it was then 4 images (one for each page). This made it unable to be crawled and optimize SEO. I reformatted and styled in HTML and CSS for a post on our WordPress website.
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Emily's newsletter made with Canva
Emily Maguire created a newsletter using Canva and then wanted to post as a blog, but it was then 4 images (one for each page). This made it unable to be crawled and optimize SEO. I reformatted and styled in HTML and CSS for a post on our WordPress website.
Here are my edits and formatting
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<h1 style="text-align: center; color: white;">June is National Alzheimer’s
& Brain Health Month</h1>
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<div>Alzheimer’s dementia is a progressive, irreversible brain disorder that slowly destroys a person’s memory and cognitive abilities, which leads to difficulties in thinking and reasoning. It is the most common form of dementia amongst older adults. Symptoms usually start in a person’s mid-60’s. Although there is no cure, certain treatments and medication can help manage symptoms and improve well-being.</div>
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<div>June is a dedicated time to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and promote maintaining a healthy brain. At Morpheus Wellness, we believe that knowledge is power, and proactive care will enhance quality of life. This month we delve into the importance of brain health, explore ways to keep our minds sharp and resilient, and how to navigate challenges you may face when caregiving for an individual affected by Alzheimer’s.</div>
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<h2 style="color: white;">THIS ISSUE:</h2>
<div>June is National Alzheimer’s
& Brain Month <br>
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<div>Nourishing Your Mind <br>
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<div>7 Healthy Brain Habits <br>
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<div>Navigating the Storm <br>
Page 04</div>
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This contains content written by Emily Maguire, Occupational Therapist/Wellness Coach, Managing Partner of Morpheus Wellness, LLC in Tampa, FL
Editing and coding by Deborah McVey, Physical Therapist Assistant, Web Developer