EverydayHealth.com – Life with MS BlogJuly, 2012, by Trevis Gleason …Every now and again something ends up in that email repository that is worth a closer look. After a bit more digging the occasional nugget is worth a blog…… First, a product that will make more sense for those of us who have a bit […]
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It can be easy to assume that seniors in your community are getting all the care and assistance that they need. Sadly, the opposite is often true. In fact, many seniors are living on their own because they have no loved ones close by. This makes for a truly unideal and often dangerous situation as
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As stressed caregivers, we hear it often, “Take time for yourself.” If you’re anything like me, the thought of having to schedule one more thing into your life just adds to your stress, even if it’s for relaxation. Then I came across Progressive Massage Therapy and thought, What if you could incorporate relaxation into your
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…while the focus has been on those living in senior communities, there has also been an impact to home care…
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You’ve lost a loved one, now what? One of the most stressful experiences in life is losing a loved one. The last thing you need after the funeral is more stress from settling their estate. But not everyone has an attorney, accountant, and financial planner to take care of settling the estate. For those who
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Can we care too much? Can we love too much? Caring and loving are good things, but when does it become too much of a good thing? Love is a master of disguise Sometimes what pretends to be love isn’t genuine love. Trying to please people and make them happy is often motivated by selfishness
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Food aficionado, Tori Woodill, knows the risk of eating and spilling. When armed with a Cravaat, she can dig into these mouth-watering ribs without worrying about spilling on her clothes. We agree with her that barbecue sauce makes a better “lip gloss” than a pattern on your clothes.
I remember my first encounter with Alzheimer’s. It was back in 1978, before Alzheimer’s was a part of our everyday language. It was at a wedding where a 104-year-old grandmother became a source of amusement to her son or grandson who she no longer recognized. It bothered me to see then laughing at the sad situation. Now
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Winner of The Caregiver Friendly AwardsMay, 2013, by Today’s Caregiver It is my great honor to announce that [DinerWear] has been awarded a 2013 Caregiver Friendly award in the Product category.The Caregiver Friendly® Awards are presented by Today’s Caregiver magazine and caregiver.com to celebrate outstanding books, media, products and services which have been designed with
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InForum.com ArticleJuly, 2012, by Carol Bradley Bursack It’s rare for me to write about a specific product… A package that recently arrived in my mail prompted me to make an exception. It contained samples of stylish clothing protection that replaces the function of bibs. While many of us have dripped food on our clothing while
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