Category 'Elder Care Mediation'

Report Affirms Lifesaving Role of Colonoscopy

Colorectal tumors are a major cause of cancer death in the United States and one of the few cancers that can be prevented with screening.

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How to Talk to a Loved One About Death

If your loved one begins talking about his own death, try to just listen and be open to a range of feelings

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Giving Alzheimer’s Patients Their Way, Even Chocolate

New research suggests emotion persists after cognition deteriorates.

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The Time it Takes

"It came as a revelation to me that these tests are far different for someone in her 80s than for someone in her 50s."

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What Should I Discuss With My Aging Parents?

Discussing important issues with your parents as they grow older can be challenging. Few adult children have these conversations until a major event forces a discussion. However, waiting until a crisis happens isn’t a good planning strategy. Instead...

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Great Story on ABC News, 'Families on the Brink'

With every year after age 65, the odds of getting into a car crash while attempting to go left increases by 8 percent

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Caring for an Elderly Parent....in Houston and Galveston

Caring for an elderly parent is emotionally and mentally draining.

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Your Doctor Wants You to Know

As bodies age, it becomes even more important to talk comfortably with your doctor.

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Elderly Home Care – Some Advantages and Disadvantages in Houston and Galveston, TX

Here is an interesting article I found regarding some of the Pros and Cons of Home Care.   -- Kristen Elderly Home Care – The Advantages and Disadvantages by Bob Kohut In many ways we are now experiencing a “perfect storm” which is making elderly home care the only vi...

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How to Parent Your Aging Parents

If anyone thinks dealing with aging parents is easy, they're deluding themselves. It is often one of the most difficult challenges people face during their adult lives--and one for which they're least prepared.

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