Some people can spend hours dwelling on the wrongs done them, the injustices, the slights, the snubs, insults, indifferences, slurs, and just plain bad treatment. They can think of a particular instance and, sure as Pavlov’s dog, up comes the same feeling the original...
Catastrophic events like 9/11 and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina can knock us to our knees. But personal adversities can pack an equally powerful punch. Our spouse is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, our dad falls and breaks his hip, we lose our home. Often...
I was blessed to have an amazing Dad who worked very hard to become a man who put his family first. In fact, when I think of the childhood my dad experienced in comparison to the one he provided for me I am in awe of the differences. Without a doubt, I would say...
One of the most important things to remember during the hustle and bustle of the season is to take the time to really think about what makes the season special to you and to your parents. Evaluate your to-do list-Spend some time thinking about what holiday traditions...
“Most elderly people see numerous doctors, have a calendar full of medical appointments, and have such a large stack of prescriptions and instructions that even a mindful caregiver can’t keep track of them.” Virginia Morris Have you become a medical...
Don’t Give Up Your Relationships just because you are caring for an aging parent Caregiving is a demanding job for sure, but you don’t have to give up everything just to be a person who honors, loves and cares for a family member. Take some time to consider the...
