Humor Can Provide Armor Against Deep Sorrows of Caregiving
One of the positive parts of being a family caregiver is the opportunity for emotional growth. We can develop increased compassion, patience,...
One of the positive parts of being a family caregiver is the opportunity for emotional growth. We can develop increased compassion, patience,...
Dear Carol: I’m concerned about my parents, who are in their early 80s. My dad’s a large man, and my tiny mother is...
Bladder cancer isn’t a common condition, but the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 83,730 new cases of bladder cancer...
Alzheimer’s is a global issue that is on track to bankrupt worldwide health systems if a cure is not found. Therefore, funding...
Dementia care demands incredible creativity. The ever changing needs of the person who has dementia challenges family caregivers and professionals alike. One...
Dear Readers: Medicare annual open enrollment begins Oct 15, 2025, for 2026 coverage. My usual advice stands. Ignore the calls, look over...
The aging process brings with it any number of indignities. One of those is incontinence. People without the problem may look at...
The idea that some people can stay positive after receiving a dementia diagnosis seems surprising to many, yet when faced with adversity...
Whether you’re caring for someone with dementia or visiting them from time to time, you’ll want to do your best to make...
While having diabetes doesn’t mean that you will experience incontinence, the disease does seem to increase your incontinence risk. There are several...