Women’s Heart Week is February 1st through the 7th and that makes this a great opportunity to talk about health and well-being with your elderly
Glaucoma is an eye disease that gradually results in loss of vision. Symptoms can include loss of peripheral vision or blind spots. These changes are
Perhaps you can’t imagine the situation, but for a moment, just close your eyes and think about what it could be like to be caring
As your loved one begins to get older, it is going to become even more difficult for them to understand some of the things that
We all have different reasons for doing some of the things that we do. Some people let their pride or ego dictate the decisions that
The winter months can bring a whole new set of concerns for our senior loved one’s safety. With the colder temperatures, we need to make
Sometimes it’s easy to just assume that we can do things that we’re not qualified to do, that we can fix things when they need
It’s that time of year again when people send millions upon millions of greeting cards to friends and family members all across the world. Of
The holidays can be a challenge for anyone, but they are especially challenging for a family caregiver. During this holiday season, about 65 million people
One of the toughest things for some people to do is listen to take care of their loved one, especially a parent, and then sit
