September 8, 2023
A diagnosis of dementia may also mean a diagnosis for loneliness. Though socialization continues to be essential for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, multiple factors can …Read More
April 14, 2023
When a person has arthritis, even easy, everyday tasks and activities may trigger unbearable pain. It may also result in a loss of independence, as …Read More
March 9, 2023
We’ve waited all winter for March! At long last, the days are becoming longer and we can start to feel the promise of springtime in …Read More
February 24, 2023
You cannot quite pinpoint it, but you’ve started to observe some differences in Mom’s conduct lately. She’s a bit more forgetful than before. She keeps …Read More
December 2, 2022
We only have one, and it’s arguably the most fundamental organ in our bodies – so hearing from our doctor that our heart is “failing” is …Read More
November 11, 2022
Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel as frustrating as trying to grasp quantum physics. It entails trying to make sense of what …Read More
October 21, 2022
Experiencing a stroke is a frightening, unexpected experience. The consequences can be minor to life-altering, but one very important factor is apparent: follow-up care is …Read More
October 7, 2022
If you’re a family caregiver and feeling overwhelmed with juggling appointments with various physicians, trips to the drugstore, lab work, managing medications and treatments and …Read More
May 6, 2022
Being diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (also referred to as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease) raises countless questions and considerations, both for the person diagnosed and …Read More
March 4, 2022
“Home is a shelter from storms – all sorts of storms.” – William J. Bennett When we think of home, we should be able to …Read More