When a blessing becomes a burden
By Marianne Delorey
My grandmother was a crafter and a collector. She hand-braided rugs, created beautiful decoupage, quilted, and probably had her hand in many,...
How do you take care of the caregiver?
Did you know that couples over age 65 are connected in such a way that the health of one person is related to the health of the other?
Take control of your health and enhance your quality of life
By Mary Demakes
The body becomes more susceptible to disease and cancer as we age. This is a factor we cannot change. However, preventative measures...
Heart to heart advice for families and caregivers
By Angela Rocheleau
February is National Heart Month and here are a few interesting facts to ponder. Every year since its congressional approval in 1963,...
Plant the seeds for making plans this spring
This is the time for planning all those family occasions and vacations. Are your elderly family members involved in that plan? Who will take care of the grandparents?
Home modifications can make your home a safe place
By Cindy Tulimier and Karen DeRosas
Do you want to stay at home for the rest of your life? Nobody looks forward to moving into...
Elder bullying by caregivers comes in many forms
By Doug Peck
One of the hardest things to see is a senior being bullied and yet I see instances of it, to varying degrees,...
Sandwich Generation caregivers: Where can you get help?
By Angela Rocheleau
The Sandwich Generation is a term that has been coined to describe the generation that is still raising children while having some...
Mother was right: wash your hands before dinner
By Angela Rocheleau
No matter how old you are some things never change. When mom said, “You go wash your hands or NO dinner,”...
Staying in your home forever: Kitchen modifications
By Cindy Tulimieri and Karen DeRosas
The kitchen can be a daunting place as one ages. Not only do you have to consider the physical...
