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Sandwich Generation Caregiving: Caring for Both
Sandwich generation caregiving can leave you feeling as though two different parts of your life are constantly asking for your attention at the same time.
Power of Attorney for Dementia: What to Know Before You Sign
A conversation about legal paperwork can feel strangely difficult when the person you love is still sitting across from you, making jokes, sharing stories, and
Starting Your Caregiving Journey: What to Do in the Early Days
You may have just watched your mother forget how to use something she has used for years, a CD player, an alarm clock, a small
The Missing Link in Back Pain Recovery: Hip Mobility and Strength
Back pain recovery can feel frustrating when you are doing everything you can and still find yourself moving more carefully than you used to. Maybe
Dementia Home Safety: What Every Caregiver Should Know
You may notice the small things first. A rug that suddenly becomes a tripping hazard. A kitchen drawer left open. Your mother forgetting that the
What No One Tells You About Post Surgery Recovery
There is a moment, usually a few days after coming home from the hospital, when the flowers have wilted, the phone calls have slowed down,
Hobbies for Seniors: Finding Purpose After Retirement
Picture the first Monday after retirement. No alarm clock, no commute, no meeting to rush to. For a while it feels like freedom. Then the
Support Groups Dementia: When Your Loved One Needs Support
You may remember the moment when caring for your loved one stopped feeling like something you could handle by yourself. Maybe your mother called you
Memory Care Placement Decision: How to Know When It Is Time
You may notice that your mother is leaving the stove on, forgetting appointments, or becoming frightened when she is alone. Maybe your father has started
