Caregiver Questions Reason for Lab Work When Mother Doesn’t Want Treatment
Dear Carol: I’ve been helping my 84-year-old mom with her medications and doctor appointments. She’s made it plain that she doesn’t want any more...
Dear Carol: I’ve been helping my 84-year-old mom with her medications and doctor appointments. She’s made it plain that she doesn’t want any more...
Although we may not think about it in these terms very often, a person’s dignity and identity are often tied to their independence. As...
Dear Carol: People write to you to complain about someone who, despite evidence, denies that they have dementia. I think I know why. At...
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“My mom is 81 and lives alone in her condo,” Judy Hanson writes. “Her arthritis is painful, but she gets around with a walker....
Aging In Place vs. Assisted Living: Professional in-home care and a medical alert system are sufficient for some seniors to remain at home safely...
Years ago I saw a van whose driver was letting teenagers off in front of the local high school, where I was doing the...
Update: Some current thinking is that the emotion behind this sad lament is more about finding a level of emotional comfort than thinking back...
This Father’s Day, I’ll have fond memories of my dad, as will many caregivers and adult children. The juxtaposition of the past and present...
A recent question brought back memories from my early days of caregiving. The member wrote, “My 81-year-old father still thinks he can do handyman...