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Learn about aging and the journey of elder care
Options for taking a break from caregiving
If you’re providing care for your loved one, you may long for a night to call your…
When reasoning becomes a concern
When an aging loved one starts making what you consider poor decisions, it’s worrisome. Are they no…
Who needs a pacemaker?
The signs of needing a pacemaker can be easy to miss at first. You might notice fatigue,…
Strategies for older adults
Using distraction in dementia care
When dementia affects an aging loved one’s sense of reality, trying to correct them often makes things harder. Practicing validation and gentle redirection can ease frustration and help you connect with compassion.
Aging in place: Remodeling your kitchen
A home remodel can go a long way toward extending your independence in your later years. And since the kitchen is so often the center of a home, it makes sense to start there.