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How Going to the Hospital can Cause Dementia

How Going to the Hospital can Cause Dementia

We as a country have known for quite some time that people who go to the hospital, particularly to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), have a tendency to develop a …

November 27, 2018 | Alzheimer’s/Dementia | 0 Comments
Bed Rest is Particularly Dangerous for Seniors

Bed Rest is Particularly Dangerous for Seniors

Not all of our honored elders end up spending an extended time in the hospital, but when one of them does, there are certain things that we should all be aware …

October 3, 2018 | Article, Health, Senior Health | 0 Comments
3 Myths about Trusts

3 Myths about Trusts

by Nancy Rice, Esq.~There are all kinds of Trusts . . . Revocable, Irrevocable, Living, Testamentary, Disclaimer, Special Needs, etc. It is important to know …

August 24, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Care Giving, Nancy M. Rice | 0 Comments
To Care for a Loved One with Dementia, It Takes a Village…

To Care for a Loved One with Dementia, It Takes a Village…

by Linda Burns~I would like to share my personal story of my Mom’s diagnosis with Dementia. When my son was first diagnosed, in the beginning stages of …

June 26, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Aging Family Members Relationships, Care Giving, Emotional Support, Linda Burns | 0 Comments
Can a Loved One with Dementia Live at Home? Part II

Can a Loved One with Dementia Live at Home? Part II

by Wendy Pester~ As I had mentioned in Part I of this two part blog, keeping a loved one with dementia safe in the home, means taking into account every …

June 19, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Care Giving, Editorial Monthly Focus, Health Crisis, Senior Health, Wendy E. Pester, C.D.S. | 6 Comments
Can a Loved One with Dementia Live at Home? Part I

Can a Loved One with Dementia Live at Home? Part I

by Wendy Pester~ Since I am a Certified Dementia Specialist, I’m often asked “can someone with a dementia remain in the home? I would like to share my …

June 16, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Care Giving, Editorial Monthly Focus, Wendy E. Pester, C.D.S. | 4 Comments
The Most Invisible Caregiver of All~ Special Needs Parents

The Most Invisible Caregiver of All~ Special Needs Parents

by Elissa Lewin~Being the parent and caregiver of a special needs child brings with it a whole host of unexpected issues. From living a life you never could …

April 30, 2014 | Elissa Lewin, Special Needs Parenting, Spotlight | 0 Comments
Divorce and Special Needs Children

Divorce and Special Needs Children

by Bob Bordett~We know that the divorce rate among all couples for first marriage is about 50%, but there is no question that divorce rates are even higher …

April 23, 2014 | Divorce, Robert D. Bordett, Special Needs Parenting | 0 Comments
Video Interview: Dealing with Death, Part II, Dr. Dan Gottlieb

Video Interview: Dealing with Death, Part II, Dr. Dan Gottlieb

FamilyAffaires.com Publisher Roseann Vanella sits down with Psychologist, Author, WHYY Radio Host of Voices in the Family & FamilyAffaires.com Expert …

April 15, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Grief, Video | 0 Comments
A Caregiver, The Story of an  Ultimate Caring Partner

A Caregiver, The Story of an Ultimate Caring Partner

by Paula Susan~Karen Brash McGreer is an ultimate caregiver. She is light and she is love – bright, bold, blond, beautiful, bodacious, audacious, generous, …

April 9, 2014 | Aging Family Members, Care Giving, Paula Susan | 0 Comments
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