Most of us do a pretty good job of pretending that we’re never going to die. We live our lives and push the reality of death as far away as possible. Adult children, however, eventually come to the point where they can no longer pretend that their parents are going to be around … [Read more...] about A Difficult Discussion: How To Talk About Death With Our Aging Parents
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Involve Them in Daily Chores
Patience, patience, patience is needed when caregiving. There are many things that I could probably do faster; however, I let them do it. It gives purpose and meaning in their life to help out. Even if it’s not the way I would do it, I let them help. My mom will help fold … [Read more...] about Involve Them in Daily Chores
Searching For Long-Term Care? 3 Tips To Know
Nervous about sending your loved one to a long-term care facility? Heather Downs, RN and unit manager at Friendship Manor, gives three tips for peace of mind: Always tour the facility. Look for cleanliness and teamwork.Read reviews or testimonials from those with … [Read more...] about Searching For Long-Term Care? 3 Tips To Know
Mediterranean Crock-Pot Chicken To Try
Here are a few tips to make using your Crock-Pot easier, and another delicious recipe to try: Mediterranean Crock-Pot Chicken! Easy clean-upLarge Crock-Pots can be heavy and hard to clean. Food cooking in a Crock-Pot tends to coat the top portion of the ceramic dish insert, … [Read more...] about Mediterranean Crock-Pot Chicken To Try
Staying Superfit: Competing and Winning
Bob Hobbs’ fascination with sports began when he watched the Hawaii Ironman as a child. He and friends who lived in his neighborhood would have their own version of the Olympics, and by age 14, Bob had already participated in his first triathlon.Since then, he has competed in … [Read more...] about Staying Superfit: Competing and Winning