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Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia is already a labor of love. As the disease progresses into later stages, your caregiving role
After a surgical procedure or hospital stay, it’s such a relief to hear the doctor announce, “You’re ready for discharge!” Once the papers are signed
June is National Safety Month! It’s a great time to review the safety procedures your family uses and to pay special attention to safety considerations
With the end of school comes a dilemma for many parents: how to juggle both a career and family time. Summertime is the perfect time
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It isn’t easy to truly thank your mom for all that she’s done for you throughout your lifetime. She has taught you valuable life lessons,
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Caregiving for an older loved one, while incredibly rewarding, can also bring about a high degree of caregiver stress. The full-time pressure of taking care
In the United States, approximately 435,000 adults annually have a hip or knee replaced with a prosthetic joint. This number continues to grow each year
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The store aisles are brimming with heart-shaped everything this time of year: cards, balloons, candy, and even pet toys. There’s something for everyone your heart
