By Debbie Lyn Toomey My first job was working at a local sub and pizza shop. It was great! I gained so much from that job that if I didn’t work there, I wouldn’t have had a Junior prom date, met my future husband, or learned how to make a killer sausage, pepper...
Realization that Mom, Dad, or Uncle Joe is beginning to have trouble living on their own can be a very difficult situation for all involved- the elder who is facing the loss of their independence, and the adult children who are facing the pain and guilt of realizing...
With the widespread prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, many caregivers and families with aging loved ones are looking for ways to “exercise” their brains. This helps promote cognitive function and can also be an enjoyable interaction for both people...
