For almost five years, I have been incredibly fortunate to be both a member of and the photographer/documentarian for the Amazing Care Network. Together with my husband and work-mate Pete Jacobson, we have interviewed members
I hope that this letter finds you and your loved ones well. As we close in on one month of sheltering-in-place, I reflect on how challenging these times have been on so many people.
With access to technology and the internet, we have unlimited resources on most things – financial, educational, health, travel, etc. Podcasts are our new favorite way to access information! A podcast is like talk radio, only
Aging and caregiving do not discriminate! It's helpful to understand a bit about the different generations. The term “generations” is very broad, and encompasses concepts ranging from the literal birthdate range of a group of
I hope that you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones! I traveled to spend the holiday with family and while making my way through the airports, realized yet again how hectic this
In the aftermath of your partner’s death, the idea of dating again can seem difficult - or even unbearable. Some people choose never to find a new partner or remarry, which is perfectly respectable. But
If you’re faced with preparing your home for one or both of your parents, you need a plan. First, you’ll need to choose the bedroom he/she will stay in. Some important factors in choosing an
Choosing a primary care physician can - and really, should - be a thoughtful and careful process. While we are often restricted in our choices based on insurance availability, if you can afford to be
You know your brain is a muscle, right? The phrase “use it or lose it” quite literally applies here: just as you need to walk, stretch, and stand to keep your leg muscles well-oiled, so
If you’re over the age of 60 and looking to become more active, there are a plethora of sports/activities in which you can engage. We recommend finding a community team to join, as the social
