Knowing what to do for a loved one you suspect may have dementia can be tricky, but April Stauffer, community outreach coordinator with the Alzheimer’s Association, has some suggestions for making the process easier. You can schedule an appointment with the doctor either in … [Read more...] about Is Your Loved One’s Memory Fading?
COVID-19
Learning to Grieve
My first act as a mother was to hold my newborn. The intense power of that moment solidified my emotional connection to my son. Then when I visited my grandmother in the hospital, my initial instinct was to take her hand in mine like I’d done countless times as a little girl. The … [Read more...] about Learning to Grieve
Staying Safe, Happy, and Connected
The year 2020 has been all about making plans and then having to deal with whatever life throws your way. Staff at personal care, assisted living, and memory care communities continue to work to keep residents socially active, emotionally healthy, and physically safe from … [Read more...] about Staying Safe, Happy, and Connected
Virtual Home Yoga During COVID-19
A good workout is one of the best ways of lowering your stress and strengthening your immune system. For a gentler workout, try yoga. Here are a few gyms that are offering free or affordable live and virtual yoga workouts: • Ymca360.org offers numerous free “Exercise on … [Read more...] about Virtual Home Yoga During COVID-19
Learning to Grieve in a Pandemic
My first act as a mother was to hold my newborn. The intense power of that moment solidified my emotional connection to my son. Then when I visited my grandmother in the hospital, my initial instinct was to take her hand in mine like I’d done countless times as a little girl. The … [Read more...] about Learning to Grieve in a Pandemic