It’s no secret that the pandemic launched all manner of home organization and improvements. For us, it was the perfect opportunity to take the steps necessary to adapt to Scott’s decreased mobility. The downtime afforded by the pandemic gave us an opportunity to undertake a home upfit. We’ve enjoyed the…
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Navigating transitions becomes an art form for many of us, by the time we reach our 60s and 70s. When I wrote several years ago about my husband’s diagnosis, I thought I’d write my way through the changes that were sure to come. But, some times things are just too…
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Acceptance doesn’t always come naturally. It is, however, a skill one can learn and practice, and doing so can make all the difference in how happy we are and our enjoyment of life. Getting older is a fact of life. It is also a fact that t is hard for…
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Accepting aging is a life long process that becomes more urgent with each passing year. More than a decade ago, I entered the conversation about aging through the caregiving door. As I walked beside my mother in the last years of her life, the experience invited me to the table…
View More Accepting Aging: Through the Caregiving DoorHAVING TROUBLE GETTING AROUND? It’s not uncommon to begin to develop mobility issues as we get a little older. Fortunately, dozens of medical devices have been designed to assist us and keep us safe. If you are experiencing difficulty moving from place to place in your home, or when out…
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Aging in place is doable when we upgrade our home for easier living. Making home modifications is the right thing to do, peace of mind, quality of life and safety. Creating a better home environment doesn’t have to be a big, expensive deal. Small changes can be huge in their…
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