Aging and Enjoying Life

Aging and Enjoying Life

Many elderly individuals lose their spark of happiness with age. But, according to author Margareta Magnusson, it is absolutely possible to look forward to aging and enjoy it while you’re at it! Ms. Magnusson, the author of “The Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly: Life...
Career Setbacks in Family Caregivers

Career Setbacks in Family Caregivers

Millions of Americans each year work full-time jobs while also acting as primary caregivers for their elderly or disabled loved ones. Unfortunately, the level of care needed to ensure their safety and comfort is a full-time job itself. More than half of family...
Do I Really Need a Will?

Do I Really Need a Will?

While some people may feel that it is morbid, or even bad luck to make a Will, it can be dangerous to not have one. At almost any stage of your life, a Will can be beneficial to you and your loved ones, in the event that something happens to you. Generally, a Will...
Obtaining Guardianship for a Parent With Dementia

Obtaining Guardianship for a Parent With Dementia

Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and other health conditions can lead to dementia in the elderly. When signs of dementia start to show, it is important to act quickly in order to secure the safety and insecurity of both your loved one and their assets. If your parent...
Type 2 Diabetes Changes As You Age

Type 2 Diabetes Changes As You Age

Many Americans live with Type 2 Diabetes, and it can be difficult to manage properly. As you age, diabetic symptoms can progress and worsen. Since many bodily functions lessen in effectiveness with age, it becomes more important to manage your diabetes well. Overall,...
Helping Seniors with Spring Cleaning

Helping Seniors with Spring Cleaning

Yes, it’s that time of the year – Cleaning house! Whether your loved one lives in a small apartment or large house, “stuff” accumulates. Spring cleaning is the best time to sort through, donate and throw away to create a fresh, clean, de-cluttered living space....