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Caring for a senior loved one is no easy feat, and the stress that it can cause to the person providing the assistance can have
If you walk into almost any store during this time of year, you’ll be bombarded with shelves overflowing with bookbags, pencils, notebooks, and lunch boxes
When we think of hospitals, we often think of a clean, orderly environment that promotes healing. However, hospitals are also noisy, bright, and busy, which
Accepting the need for help is rarely easy. It can make us feel vulnerable, inadequate, and fearful of the unknowns. As we grow older, fear
As the loved ones in your life get older, you may find yourself offering them extra care and support. However, it’s easy to get so
While a great deal of emphasis is placed on senior health, and for good reason, there is one area that’s less often stressed but equally
As any family caregiver to a loved one with dementia knows, regular bathing can be a struggle. The person with Alzheimer’s could regard bathing as
Exercise for all of us is a vital component to health and wellbeing. But for someone with Parkinson’s symptoms, the effects are even more impactful.
Mother’s Day is approaching, and there are so many different ways to express your love for the maternal figures in your life. But all the
After a busy day providing care for someone you love with dementia, a good night’s sleep is essential to recharge and prepare for the next
Palliative care services are on the rise in hospitals and outpatient facilities, but many individuals and families don’t understand the differences between palliative care and
“Can you repeat that please?” “I wish you would speak up and stop mumbling!” “I’m sorry; what was that you said?” If you’re providing care
