When Mom developed memory problems more than a decade ago, we knew, as caregivers, we were in for difficult years ahead. Mom transitioned through her Alzheimer’s Disease as many do. Changes in her demeanor, strange behaviors, advancing loss of memory and capabilities. Our experience with her decline was no more or less heartbreaking than anyone… Read more »
Imagine… you suffer chest pains and are swept off to the ER. The pain meds leave you too groggy to make good decisions. Or… difficult symptoms result in a diagnosis that leaves you stunned. You leave the doctor’s office remembering very little of what you’ve been told. Or… you’ve begun to find it confusing to… Read more »
Helping your aging parents before a crisisI recently heard Dr Dr Alicia Arbaje from the John Hopkins School of
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Long Distance CaregivingOver the holidays I had the opportunity to visit with some high school
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Denial is common when it comes to aging parentsAs Patient Advocates we know everyone has a story. Most stories we hear
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Start the Conversation with your loved ones and your advocateApril 16th is more than just the day after the deadline for filing your
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