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Options for taking a break from caregiving
If you’re providing care for your loved one, you may long for a night to call your…
When reasoning becomes a concern
When an aging loved one starts making what you consider poor decisions, it’s worrisome. Are they no…
Who needs a pacemaker?
The signs of needing a pacemaker can be easy to miss at first. You might notice fatigue,…
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Strategies for solo agers and proactive planners
Preparing for emergencies with a “go bag”
Would you be ready if you had to leave home in a hurry? September is National Preparedness Month, and if you’ve never packed a “go bag” or haven’t revisited yours in a while, now is a great time to do so.
Aging in place: Remodeling your kitchen
A home remodel can go a long way toward extending your independence in your later years. And since the kitchen is so often the center of a home, it makes sense to start there.