You may remember the devastating legal battle over the care of Terri Schiavo. She was only 26 years old in 1990 when she suffered a heart attack that left her in a persistent vegetative state.
Why is this relevant now? Terri had not named a healthcare agent.
Rarely do things go exactly as planned, especially during the holidays and especially with our older relatives. Honestly, have the holidays ever gone exactly to plan? Does any day really go as planned?
As we approach Thanksgiving and Christmas, let’s consider what the ultimate objective is. For each person this answer will be different. For me, it is to enjoy precious time with my friends and family. It feels like time is a commodity we always wish we could get more of.
Upholding some traditions is so important but not at the expense of the quality of everyone’s comfort and enjoyment.
Here are 5 of our tips for preparing for the holidays with your older loved ones.
Is it fairly safe to assume that most people would not set out for a road trip without considering the route even just a little
The mental load of managing and remembering everything for the people in our lives is part of our everyday activities. In this episode, Michelle and Alyson share their experiences with managing the mental load.
If you were going to build or assemble something, you need tools. There are specific tools for specific jobs and people who know what they
Would you recognize the signs of needing some additional support?
This podcast episode addresses the irony present in our everyday lives.
Falling short happens. Being everything, all the time, for everyone, is not possible. However, we shouldn’t feel sorry for being human.
Are you feeling the pressure as a sandwiched caregiver? In this episode, Michelle and Alyson share their experiences of breaking the cycle of “being productive”.
How are you planning for the inevitable end of life? We’ve collected resources that will help you navigate your options.
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