Four Ways to Protect Your Mom From Too Much Sun
According to the American Academy of Dermatology (ADA), skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S. About 20 percent of all
Edward Harrison
May 24, 2018
How Can You Manage Your Own Anxiety?
As a caregiver, anxiety is one of those emotions you might start to experience far more frequently than you ever have before. It helps to
Edward Harrison
May 17, 2018
Why Might You Want to Consider a Caregiver Support Group?
Many caregivers are concerned that attending support group meetings is just a waste of time. Often they’ve never been to a meeting themselves or the
Edward Harrison
May 10, 2018
Should Your Senior Still Be Driving?
Driving can be a dangerous thing for your elderly family member to be doing. In fact, for some aging adults, it might be time to
Edward Harrison
May 3, 2018
Is There a Reason Your Senior Doesn’t Want Help?
Accepting help from other people can be very difficult for your elderly family member. It could be so difficult, in fact, that she demands more
Edward Harrison
April 26, 2018
Do You Have an Asthma Care Plan for Your Aging Adult?
Dealing with asthma can be extremely stressful both for you and for your elderly family member. Understanding triggers, knowing what to do during an attack,
Edward Harrison
April 19, 2018
Tips for Eating Out with Diabetic Seniors
When an older adult is diagnosed with diabetes, having a meal becomes more complicated. Family caregivers sometimes worry that their aging family member is eating
Edward Harrison
April 12, 2018
Why Is Your Senior Isolating Herself a Little More Lately?
Isolation is something that you might not notice right away with your aging adult. Gradually, she may have stopped going out as much or spending
Edward Harrison
April 5, 2018
How Can Your Parent Prevent High Cholesterol?
Cholesterol on its own is not a bad thing. In fact, it is essential to the functioning of the body. Your body produces this waxy
Edward Harrison
March 29, 2018
How Can You Plan Simple, Fun Activities for an Aging Adult in Your Life?
Activities help to occupy your senior’s brain and fill her days with something that’s meaningful for her. you might want to consider trying different activities
Edward Harrison
March 21, 2018
