A Primer on Reverse Mortgages: First Installment
The author discusses why a reverse mortgage should be a potent weapon in your problem solving arsenal. The second part tackles the specific features and requirements indigenous to reverse mortgages.
The author discusses why a reverse mortgage should be a potent weapon in your problem solving arsenal. The second part tackles the specific features and requirements indigenous to reverse mortgages.
Marc T. Newman’s article is about the sacrificial love of caregivers explained through the lens of the film The Notebook. His Grandmother died of Alzheimer’s not too long ago, and the film, “The Notebook” really touched his heart, as he will yours.
Accoring to a new study, women who spend nine or more hours a week caring for an ill or disabled spouse have an increased risk of coronary heart disease.
The author shares about caregivers parents who were brought up during the depression and their consciousness about spending money on important things that are necessary for their health and well being
The author addresses the issues of a carerecipient’s vulnerability when someone is caring for them.
This article deals with the last week of the author’s mother’s life and the interactions she had with her.
Medicare provides an opportunity to sign up for Prescription Drug Discount Plan for the elderly. The article lists pros and cons of the Plan.
This article explains situations that can cause an outburst of anger in the dementia victim to the family caregiver. It concludes with tips on how to deal with such situations.
This article is brief, but to the point. It gives the reason for wandering and tips to help the family cope with this troubling life pattern.
This article answers the questions: 1) What is sundowning? 2) What causes sundowning? 3) How can I lessen the symptoms of sundowning for my loved one?
This article relates a family scenario in which hoarding has become a problem. It gives probable reasons for this characteristic of dementia victims. The article concludes with ten tips for family caregivers.
The author discusses mistakes that doctors and pharmacists make in prescribing medications and things you can do to prevent these medication errors from occurring to your loved one or to yourself.