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  • Noticing the Need Noticing the Need For many of us, the holidays are the time of year when we get to spend a little extra time with loved ones. No matter how long you get to connect this year, you may start to notice some indications that loved ones aren’t quite the same. Maybe they’re a little forgetful, have ... Read This Post
  • Product Focus: Direct Link Can Help Keep You Out of the Hospital Product Focus: Direct Link Can Help Keep You Out of the Hospital According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 50 percent of patients do not take their medications as prescribed. It’s estimated in the United States that among seniors the percentage is even higher. More than 80 percent of seniors regularly take two or ... Read This Post
  • Happy Father's Day... Happy Father's Day... I think one of the benefits of growing older is gaining perspective. The concept of time, for example, can’t really be explained to a younger person that makes them really understand how fleeting our time is here on Earth. But to today’s high school graduates, for example, ... Read This Post
  • Practical Advice for When You Can't Be There Practical Advice for When You Can't Be There 5 helpful tips for those of you in long-distance caregiving situations. Jean writes: “ Your column has been very useful in helping us talk to my mother-in-law when we visit, but she lives half a continent away and is in her 70s. How can we tell if she needs help between ... Read This Post
  • When Cupid Takes Aim at Older Hearts When Cupid Takes Aim at Older Hearts “This woman is running my dad’s entire life!” “It’s like my mother needs his permission to see her own family!” “How do we know this isn’t just some sort of con artist?” Those are few of the openers we’ve heard from family members concerned when their elderly parents start ... Read This Post
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