Ahhh, once again, here we are liberated from another Christmas season. I don’t want to sound like a Grinch, but I’m always a little relieved when the holiday season comes and goes, aren’t you? However, as much as I adore … Continue reading
Today, we are delighted to present a guest post by Alex Chamberlain on the issue of aging at home: Various surveys of seniors return the same results: seniors say they wish to stay in their own homes as they age. … Continue reading
Written by George Harrison in frustration over first discovering that most of their earned money was being taken away in taxes, the Beatles immortalized “Taxman,” a song that continues to enjoy some ironic, even prophetic, reference to this day as … Continue reading
We are thrilled to present a guest post by Martha Stettinius, the very talented writer of “Inside the Dementia Epidemic: A Daughter’s Memoir.“ The holidays can be a time of extra stress for family caregivers, especially if their loved one has … Continue reading
Whew! This week has been a doozy, hasn’t it? Let’s just get down to it: Where the military meets Jerry Springer: Boomer David Petraeus has not had the best week. His sleazy, tangled affair has been making headlines all week. … Continue reading
Perhaps I’ve never actually said the words “Betty White is my hero” out loud to anyone because well, to many people, that sentence may seem a little bit strange. But, I can wholeheartedly admit to you that I love, love, … Continue reading
There are few things more difficult in life than caring for someone on a permanent basis. Whether you’re caring for a loved one or you work as a full-time caregiver, it’s often a thankless position to be in. For those … Continue reading
Retirement. Rarely does one simple word evoke so much emotion: immense excitement for some, extreme fear and stress for others. And whether you’re looking forward to retirement or not, one thing is certain: The process of retiring is not just … Continue reading
