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New Year’s resolutions: we either love them or we love to hate them. We commit to living a healthier lifestyle – quitting smoking, eating healthier,
As many as 7 million older adults are suffering from depression, and many more struggle with anxiety and other mental health concerns. In fact, 20.4%
A home-cooked meal with all the trimmings…family gathered together to share love, laughter, and gifts…and a conversation about long-term care planning? While at first the
As the days grow shorter, we all may feel a little more lethargic. Yet, chronic fatigue can impact older adults on an ongoing basis. Sometimes,
The words we long to hear most after a surgical procedure or hospitalization are, “You’re ready to be discharged now!” There’s an incredible feeling of
The love and connection between a grandchild and grandparent is something special, and developing and maintaining that strong bond has many physical and emotional benefits
What could be more refreshing than opening up the windows when the weather turns a bit cooler and letting the fragrant breezes drift through your
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
