Let’s Talk About It: Remembering a wonderful Nanny in her prime
My grandmother always had a unique personality. Nanny was not the kind of grandmother to bake cookies and cook dinners. Dining out and shopping were more her thing.
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Let’s Talk About It: Think before you move homes
After your children have moved out of the family home, your next move might be downsizing to a condo or an apartment.
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Let’s Talk About It: Be wary of cold-callers who want to pay a visit
My friend received a call from her elderly mother, asking her to be at her house the next evening at 6. Her mother explained that a man had phoned and was coming over.
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Let’s Talk About It: Does your personality match residence living?
Figuring out whether a move to a senior residence is suitable is rarely an easy task. Making a list of pros and cons can be a helpful tool, but sometimes the scales balance.
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Let’s Talk About It: What of the orphaned elderly?
Who looks out for seniors who have no family or friends to look out for them? A recent story that went viral caught my attention.
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Let’s Talk About It: Sibling relationships change as parents lose capacity
As a parent moves into a world of dementia with increasing care needs, children will often react differently.
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Let’s Talk About It: Welcome to the 36-hour day
Alzheimer’s lasts for many years, during which time behaviors and abilities change as the disease progresses
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Let’s Talk About It: To try, or not to try – before leasing
You find what seems to be the perfect apartment: location is ideal, you love the amenities, and the price is right.
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Let’s Talk About It: Moving beyond limitations
During my recent holiday I was denied my preferred aisle seat on the plane because I had not checked in early enough. I was seated next to an older lady who required the aisle seat due to her physical disability. Sitting beside her was her daughter. They were traveling together […]
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Let’s Talk About It: Who cares for the caregivers?
Holidays are especially stressful for family caregivers. Memories of happier times bring a mixed bag of emotions. Friends and family may be less inclusive for parties, knowing that a guest with dementia causes difficulties. The greatest gift you can give a caregiver is your support. This does not include advice […]
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