The role of a caregiver is one filled with many different emotions. These feelings are complex and often vary from person to person.
Read More »Letters from home: the true ammunition
Mailing letters to the men and women serving in the armed forces has been an American tradition for years. Such correspondence provided a link between what was taking place on the front lines and events happening back at the homefront.
Read More »Successful one-to-one activities
While it seems there is little time and even less energy available for planning creative activities, recreation can be an essential ingredient in assuring a positive caregiving relationship.
Read More »High hopes: Sex as we age
What are some of the age-related changes in relationship to sexual function?
Read More »Be kind to your feet
It is the perfect time of year to remind yourself how important foot care is and to take notice of the condition that your feet are in. The American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) has created the following 10 guidelines for better foot care:
Read More »On the job
According to The National Council on the Aging, over 40% of Americans aged 55+ will be employed by the year 2019. This population will make up over 25% of the U.S. labor force.
Read More »Eating for one
As we grow older and the children or loved ones leave and the house becomes empty, mealtime can be a real challenge. The kitchen isn't as active as we are used to and our newly quiet surroundings seem deafening.
Read More »Irritable Bowel Syndrome – What is it?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is America's hidden health problem. It is a chronic, recurring disease that affects more than 30 million men, women and children.
Read More »Dare to take risks
As we get older, many of us tend to be a bit more cautious than we were in our youth.
Read More »Should you take that generic drug?
You may want to ask your doctor if switching to a generic is appropriate for you.
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