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What You Should Know About Mild Cognitive Impairment In The Elderly
As people age, they may experience what is referred to as “mild cognitive impairment,” the most common form of cognitive impairment among the elderly. Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is characterized by mild memory loss and declining mental capacities but typically does not interfere with a person’s daily living. While it’s perfectly normal to forget … Continue reading
My Mother Is Negative and Depressing – Taking Care of an Elderly Loved One with Depression
Have you ever spent the day with your mother and had her drag you down? Told you that nothing will ever work out or that there is no hope? Perhaps it seems to you that she is always finding something to complain about. One might even think she sees only the negative in every situation … Continue reading
The Top 10 Health Benefits of Laughter for Your Elderly Loved One
As we age, our health begins to decline. This can include mental and physical ailments like depression, high blood pressure, and memory loss. Certain conditions are more likely to affect the elderly, but it is important that they feel as good as they possibly can so they can live a high quality of life. One of … Continue reading
7 Ways You Can Help Seniors Find a Sense of Purpose
I think most of us agree that purpose is an important part of life. Whether it’s for an individual or a company, having a sense of purpose can have a transformative effect on lives. No matter what your age is, having a sense of purpose can give you something to live for while driving your … Continue reading
12 Benefits Of Minimalism For Seniors You May Not Be Aware Of
The concept of minimalism has been around for quite a while, but its popularity really started to take off within the past decade. If you are trying to implement this concept into your home and are a senior citizen, there is no need to be intimidated or feel like it is not meant for you. … Continue reading
End Of Life Care: Tips for Caring for a Loved One at the Final Stages of Life
End of life caregiving is an aspect of family caregiving that doesn’t get as much attention as financial or legal matters, and yet it is one of the most difficult and heartbreaking. This article aims to prepare you for what to expect when caring for a loved one during the final stages of his life … Continue reading