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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Your Aging Parents: Ignoring the Situation Won’t Make it go Away
When I last heard from Lacey, she was having a crummy holiday season. She’d spent Christmas Eve in an airport, catching an exorbitantly-priced, last-minute, cross-country flight home to be with her ailing, aging parents, both in the same hospital but … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, aging in place, Assisted Living, caretaking, Communication, health and wellness, The Middle Ages
Tagged caregivers, caregiving, eldercare, safety, sandwichgeneration, seniorcare
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