Dr. Greenhut emphasizes the necessity for caregivers to develop a plan, take charge, organize, and maintain control over their responsibilities for both their loved ones and themselves.
Hating the lie, this spirit entranced Joanne telling of the Admiralty’s guilt! Interestingly, in the 1980’s the Admiralty admitted her grandfather was not to blame for the loss of the men and submarine and had carried out his duties correctly, closing the valve,…
Jodi and Betsy discuss how important it is to plan ahead of a crisis, the importance of educating yourself, and why it is beneficial to seek assistance for planning for placement and living your best life while aging!
“Before we know it, we can be overwhelmed by the responsibilities and stress of managing a family member’s personal, medical, home, legal, financial, and social care needs.”
His challenges growing up first in a dysfunctional environment, the challenges of Cerebral Palsy, and his wonderful experience with his Foster Family who accepted Mark for who he is!
What would that even mean anymore, after decades of being half of a loving, committed couple who’d built a life together? She was about to find out!.
Why it is important to be fully present with the dying. Linda gives suggestions on how we talk with someone who is dying!Â
Betsy Wurzel Interview with Polly Dobbs, Memory Support Director for Keystone Villa at Douglasville, a personal care home in Berks County, Pennsylvania. In this role I am tasked with assessing new residents, designing and orchestrating all programming on the unit, creating and implementing…