Archive for March 2019
How to find the right medical alert for your loved one
More at… http://www.transitionagingparents.com/2017/03/06/how-to-find-the-right-medical-alert-for-your-loved-one/ On the day before I was to meet with a dear friend who was declining in health and in need of specific resources, an article came through my email, quite fortuitously. The article was a detailed review of medical alerts on the market. It had been a few years since I had done my research, […]… Read More
Read MoreCaring for Mom or Dad in Your Own Home
More at… https://thecaregiversvoice.com/tips-caregivers/caring-for-mom-or-dad-in-your-own-home/ Mom (or Dad) is Moving in With Us I would never place Mom in a nursing home! Mom and Dad raised me. The least I can do is help Dad, now that he’s alone. This is a topic no one wants to think about until there’s a crisis – moving Mom or Dad into your own home. Dad can’t live a… Read More
Read MoreThe Balancing Act of Caregiving and Career
As our society ages and lives longer, the need for caregivers continues to climb. Most often this role falls onto the shoulders of women, or daughters. And, many times when you’re called to start your caregiving journey, you’re in the prime of your career juggling increased work responsibilit… Read More
Read MoreCapturing Your Loved One’s Story – In Their Voice
More at… http://www.transitionagingparents.com/2017/03/03/capturing-your-loved-ones-story-in-their-voice/ Is there any greater treasure than to hear your loved one’s voice after they have passed away? My dear mother passed away in September, 2015. Imagine my surprise when Facebook showed me a memory of 7 years ago, a recording of a 30 minute radio interview with my mother! We get so busy with … Read More
Read MoreThe Face of Lewy Body: Building Your Care Partner Team
More at… http://www.transitionagingparents.com/2017/01/23/the-face-of-lewy-body-building-your-care-partner-team/ In my ongoing “Face of Lewy Body” series, I want to talk about a very important concept, building your “care partner team.” It is far too easy to think as a spouse (or primary family caregiver) facing caregiving … “I can do it all” or “I have to do it … Read More
Read MoreNPH: The Alzheimer's Imposter
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NORMAL PRESSURE HYDROCEPHALUS: What if someone you know was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s but really has a condition that can be cured? See how …… Read More
Read MoreThe solution to multiple prescription drugs
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How to solve prescription drug use through finding the cause of the symptoms…. Read More
Read More7 Easy Ways Caregivers Can Use Technology to Keep Loved Ones Safe
More at… http://thecaregiverspace.org/7-easy-ways-caregivers-can-use-technology-to-keep-loved-ones-safe/ Technology and caregiving are generally combined to improve the lives of care receivers and caregivers, improving convenience, practicality and safety of both parties. Here are seven ways that apps, gadgets and security technology help keep loved ones safe…. Read More
Read MoreFace of Lewy Body series: Identity and Relationship
More at… http://www.transitionagingparents.com/2017/01/18/face-of-lewy-body-series-identity-and-relationship/ In my ongoing “Face of Lewy Body” series, I want to talk about two very important concepts to the person with dementia. Identity and relationship. The diagnosis of dementia can literally make a person feel as if they have lost who they are. Sometimes it seems that those around them reinf… Read More
Read MoreDon’t write people off!
More at… https://www.caregiverwarrior.com/dont-write-people-off/
Writing off seniors does a disservice to them and to us! Don’t assume anything!
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