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Tag Archives: medication
Suicide Among the Elderly: Signs of Danger
In life’s sometimes painful progression, we, as adult children, expect to outlive our parents. This is the circle of life. One day, natural causes or an ongoing illness will lay claim to our elderly parents. Yet there’s something we don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, caretaking, Communication, health and wellness
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Your Aging Parent and Serious Medical Conditions: 6 Life Management Strategies
Aging is challenging all on its own, but it’s that much more complicated when a serious illness is added to the mix. As the adult child and main caregiver of an elderly parent who is facing a serious medical diagnosis … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, agingparents, caregivers, caregiving, chronicillness, disease, eldercare, elderly, health, illness, medication, wellness
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Strange Behavior in Your Aging Parent: It May Not be What You Think
As I have written here in the past, common medical conditions can manifest quite differently in the elderly than they do among the general population. Whereas an ongoing headache and fever after a cold of flu would indicate a likely … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, agingparents, caregivers, caregiving, communication, eldercare, elderly, FaceTime, health, medication, safety
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Your Aging Parents and Medications: Putting Systems in Place Makes Everyone’s Day go Better
If you are an adult caregiver for your aging parent(s) and you have your own family, job and chores that you need to work around, then you are well aware of the stresses of being a member of today’s sandwich … Continue reading
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Tagged agingparents, eldercare, elderly, health, medication, pharmaceuticals, prescriptions, residentialliving, Rx, safety, sandwichgeneration, wellness
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