May 16, 2025
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How to Deal with Dementia in Parents: Important Tips for Caregivers
It can be difficult to know how to deal with dementia in parents, especially if you’re the primary caregiver.  As our parents age, their risk of developing dementia increases.  If you are a caregiver for a parent with dementia, it's essential to know how to deal with the condition.  It's not easy, but with patience […]
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Master's Week
Last week kicked my booty. I already had last Friday's post scheduled but forgot to send out the email alerting everyone to the new post. So this week I sent out that email and should get back on schedule next week. Have a great weekend! Winn
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Adapting the Home for Aging in Place: Modifications for Mobility and Safety
As your parent ages, mobility can become more difficult. Tasks that were once easy—walking through the house, cooking meals, or using the bathroom—may now require extra support. A home that once worked well for them may now have obstacles that make movement unsafe or challenging. Many home modifications focus on fall prevention, but mobility-friendly changes […]
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Safe and Comfortable: A Room-by-Room Guide to Creating a Senior-Friendly Home
As your parent ages, their home may need adjustments to keep them safe. Many seniors want to remain in their homes, but falls and other accidents can change those plans. Simple changes can help them stay independent and reduce the risk of injury. Creating a senior-friendly home does not have to be complicated. By making […]
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Setting Boundaries: Helping You and Your Loved One
Caring for an aging parent is a meaningful responsibility, but it can also be overwhelming. Many caregivers give all their time and energy to support their loved one, often neglecting their own needs in the process. Without clear boundaries, caregiving can lead to exhaustion, frustration, and even resentment. Setting boundaries is not about neglecting your […]
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