Developing a Checklist for Aging Parents
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Caregiving
January 2nd, 2014
November 11th, 2013
Useful Mobile Apps for Caregivers
According to the National Alliance for Caregiving, more than 65 million Americans devote a large chunk of their time to caring for an aging relative or disabled family member. Many of these people, in addition to being a caregiver, have full time jobs, are married, have children, and carry other responsibilities. It can be an overwhelming Read more >>
October 30th, 2013
5 Telltale Signs Your Elderly Parent Should No Longer Live Alone
As parents age, you may find it difficult to know if or when your elderly parent should no longer live alone, especially if you see your parent several times a week or more. Deterioration in mental or physical ability doesn’t usually happen overnight — it’s often a long, slow decline. Many elderly parents end up Read more >>
October 17th, 2013
How to Think Positive About Your Parents Getting Older
It can be difficult to watch your parents get older, particularly if you’re the caregiver in charge of their well being. You might feel lonely or sad about the changes happening in your parents lives and in the relationship you have with each of them, but there are some encouraging thoughts you can take away Read more >>
