I’ve always thought I was pretty intuitive. I’m not a controlling person and can be patient to my own detriment. Why am I telling you what a great person I am? Because, after reading HOW TO SAY IT To Seniors: Closing the Communication Gap with Our Elders, I realize that I could have done some things better, as far as my elder caregiving was concerned.
I’ll spare you the details of how I beat myself up, and yes, I’m getting over it. I did the best I could, and I did pretty well....
The Dallas Morning News published a story recently entitled “Retirees Sliding into Debt: Higher Costs of Housing, Medical Care and... Read more »
Uncle Al: Good morning campers! As you do every day, please let us know what name you will go by on this day and we'll... Read more »
One of the often-cited recommendations concerning fending off Alzheimer's disease is the need to stay engaged with people. In fact,... Read more »
Uncle Al: "Welcome everyone! Please board the bus for our trek to camp...and watch your steps." Uncle Al: ... Read more »
Sometimes you start thinking that the world has passed you by physically as you enter middle age. Can you compete still? Or are you... Read more »
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