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What is it that gets you up out of bed every morning? If you’re a member of the sandwich generation, taking care of both younger and older loved ones, your list is likely quite extensive! As the nest empties, however, it becomes crucial to redefine our identity and discover new ways to establish purpose while …
When you begin to detect the red flags that care in the home is necessary for Mom or Dad, it is rather common for them to balk at the idea. After all, admitting the need for assistance is not easy, particularly for somebody who appreciates their privacy and independence. Yet what do you do when …
It’s hard to admit but even harder to avoid. Becoming bored with your role as family caregiver is a very common response to spending a great deal of time together, completing exactly the same tasks, participating in exactly the same activities, and running out of interesting conversation topics. This is not by any means associated …
Transitioning from a hospital or rehabilitation facility to a home can be challenging and stressful for seniors and their families. Transitioning to home can be especially difficult for seniors who have recently experienced a significant health event, such as a fall, stroke, or hospitalization. Seniors and their families need to understand the challenges of the …
As we grow older, we experience many physical changes in our body. Physical health, as well as mental health, becomes weak with age. Due to shrinkage in brain size, older people are more likely to develop mental disorders.
Dementia is a category of brain disease which causes a long term and gradual loss in memory. Other symptoms associated with dementia are difficulty with language, decreased motivation levels, and emotional instability.
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