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Sundowning in Dementia: Why Evenings Get Harder and What Helps
It is 4:30 in the afternoon. Mom was fine at lunch. Now she is pacing the hallway, asking when someone is coming…
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Caregiver
Caregiver Burnout Signs: What They Look Like and What Actually Helps
It is 2 a.m. and you are wide awake, running through tomorrow’s list. Pharmacy pickup. The doctor’s call back. Whether Mom ate…
Caregiver
Dental Care for Elderly Parents: A Caregiver’s Guide to Oral Health and Common Problems
You finally got Mom to the dentist after months of putting it off, and the news wasn’t good. A cracked molar. Gum…
Aging in Place
Elderly Food Delivery: What Actually Helped When My Father-in-Law Stopped Eating
My father-in-law stopped eating much about a year after my mother-in-law passed. Nobody noticed right away because he still cooked for himself,…
Aging in Place
Cleaning Hearing Aids the Right Way: A Caregiver’s 5-Minute Routine
Your mom takes her hearing aids out at night, sets them on the nightstand, and puts them back in the next morning.…
Aging in Place
What Can Someone Elderly With Poor Eyesight Still Do at Home? More Than You Think
I got back from visiting my father-in-law last weekend, and something he said stuck with me. He has cataracts in one eye…