Fighting The Flu
Fighting The Flu Winter weather and frigid temperatures keep people indoors, in close quarters. That kind of proximity can lead to a spike in transmission of viral infections like influenza—the flu. While the timing of seasonal flu activity is unpredictable and can vary, flu season is generally considered between October and May, with peaks between December and February. This common respiratory virus is easily spread, and can result in missed days at school, work, and leave you feeling lousy in the
TCACC thanks our Voluntary Contributors!
Thank you to our Voluntary Contributors during the month of July 2022!Voluntary contributors pay over their dues amount to help us provide additional programs and services to the entire Membership.Alvernia UniversityAmerican Heritage Credit UnionBoyertown Museum of Historic VehiclesCitadel Federal Credit UnionColebrookdale Railroad Preservation TrustFoundation for Pottstown EducationGreater Pottstown Tennis & LearningMembers 1st Federal Credit Union Moyer's CateringPatient First
Protect your family from falls and falling temperatures
STAY SAFE IN THE COLDProtect your family from falls and falling temperatures Winter weather brings beautiful scenes of snow, but it also poses some specific threats to your health. Here are some cold weather dangers to be aware of, and ways to protect your family: Frostbite Frostbite occurs when skin and its underlying tissue are exposed to very cold temperatures and freezing conditions. Skin that appears waxy or hard and has a gray tone may have frostbite. Damaged skin may also itch or burn.