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Brand New Goals for a Brand New Year
Adventures in My First Car – or Was it My Second?
When the Shopping Mall Meets the Nursing Home
Will You Remember Me?
Collaborative Caregiving: Far Better Than ‘Flying Solo’
“I flew solo,” says Jane Barton, recalling that “by nature, nurture, and necessity” she became the primary caregiver for her mother who suffered a long and debilitating illness. Barton was only 15 years old when that solo flight began. Decades later, she says the biggest lesson she learned from the experience is still indelibly etched […]
The Price and Rewards of Caring
In 2018, Newsweek published an article that featured Rob Lowe and centered on his role as a family caregiver. It’s an excellent article and Lowe talks about the stress, the emotional toll and the rewards of being there for his mother while she endured stage 4 breast cancer. It’s estimated that over 50 million Americans […]
Today, I’m a Big Football Chicken!
Christmas Overload
I do love Christmas, really I do, but it seems it’s been Christmas around here since right after Halloween! All the stores in our little town started selling decorations and trees even before November hit the calendar. And then there’s the television movies where everyone lives in a perfect world in a perfect house and […]
The Changing Face of Social Security: What to Expect in 2019
To mangle a Twainism: The reports of Social Security’s demise are greatly exaggerated. Social Security benefits, which provide critical income for nearly 63 million retired or disabled workers, along with their dependents and survivors, will continue to be paid for the foreseeable future. But to mangle someone else’s words — possibly Kool & the Gang — […]
Escaping a While with Television Friends