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Talking to Aging Parents about their Future Care
- Feb, 21, 2014
- DG Gridley
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Here are some resources to prepare aging parents or family members about their future care plan: Talking with parents about their future Talking with your parents about long-term care needs can be difficult. For some, even the idea of discussing the possible disability or dependence of their parent(s) is overwhelming. The following are some articles […]
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Balance Problems for Seniors
- Feb, 21, 2014
- DG Gridley
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Coming to the Clubhouse and exercising can reduce your chances of falling! In 2008, an estimated 14.8 percent of American adults (33.4 million) had a balance or dizziness problem during the past year. Why Good Balance is Important Having good balance means being able to control and maintain your body’s position, whether you are moving […]
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Background Story – Part I
- Jan, 05, 2014
- DG Gridley
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In October 2007 Lawrence visited his parents by himself, again buying them groceries and taking them to the doctor and other places. He finally convinced his parents to sign a form allowing him to talk to his father’s doctor. His father’ health had deteriorated further, but Lawrence still would not take away his license. They […]
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