Seeing a parent or loved one unsteady about things they used to confidently tackle is one of the most difficult parts of aging. It’s emotional when those who have served as role models, led successful professional lives, traveled to adventurous locations, and cared for us…
Who’s Caring for the Caregiver? With today’s growing senior population, more people are responsible for providing care to aging loved ones. The Mayo Clinic says that one in three adults “is an informal or family caregiver.” The weight of that responsibility can be extremely tasking…
Summer is (almost!) here and for more than 80% of Americans that means vacation. It’s all adventure and fun, unless you’re also caring for an aging loved one. Needed time away to recharge and be with your family and friends can also create stress and…
The Quiet Epidemic of Loneliness In the tapestry of life, the threads of connection weave a fabric of belonging and purpose. However, as we age, these threads sometimes fray, leaving seniors vulnerable to the quiet ache of loneliness. Loneliness among seniors is a silent epidemic,…
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