Betsy and Lonnee talk about what it means to be a late bloomer and why it’s never too late to reset your life. Lonnee shares a guiding idea from her book:
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In this fascinating interview, Alfredo and Betsy delve into the meaning behind his chapter title, Parenting a Parent: Entering Their Reality, as well as the themes explored in Spin Cycle. We talk about the emotional journey of caregivers—ranging from anger, guilt, and resentment…
The conversation also touches on why she chose the name “Innerhive” and the importance of having crucial medical and legal documents organized in one place, especially for emergencies. Crystal designed Innerhive to offer caregivers easy access to essential information, such as medical histories…
We also touched on the importance of self-care for caregivers, staying active, and finding joy in life as we age. Christine shared her thoughts on how societal views on aging are shifting and the growing focus on quality of life for seniors. Additionally,…
We explore practical strategies for dementia prevention, such as maintaining a healthy diet, regular exercise, managing LDL cholesterol, and keeping blood glucose and triglycerides at normal levels to reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes.
The film includes stories from a police officer, a NJ mayor who underwent a “drive-by double mastectomy,” a bone marrow recipient facing further isolation, doctors and nurses grappling with mental health challenges, and a food shortage crisis in Bergen County.
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We talked about the benefits of learning to accept and embrace our emotions. Betsy Wurzel read a powerful paragraph from the book about “post-traumatic growth” after a loss, which resonated deeply with me
Jon Mills explained the concept of “Collective Bystander Disorder” and its impact on social issues today. We also discussed living in fear, the lack of empathy and respect for one another, and whether we can continue to exist on our current path of…