I realize this has been a pretty personal blog over the past few weeks.  I have learned so much about rehab centers, how to deal with Medicaid, the nature of Medicaid, nursing homes, both good and bad, and a little Read More …

One of the very, very best parts of aging well is to realize that everyday should be a day in which we celebrate love and being kind to one another.  This seems to be the very essence of Valentine’s Day, Read More …

Remember that it is a great strength to face into the full range of emotions that come from dealing with aging parents and others who are somehow in our care.  It is also true that dealing with these stressful feelings Read More …

Our medical system is set up in such a way that we often encounter shame if we do not have the financial means of caring for our aging and loved parents when they become too sick mentally and emotionally to Read More …

As a follow-up to my last blog, I want to comment on how important it is for those of us who find ourselves (whether we truly “want” to or not, but do choose to do) responsible to and for such Read More …

As I have been dealing with supporting my partner in dealing with her aging and sick mother, I am so aware of how really emotionally difficult it is to deal with this situation.  My partner’s (Sue is her name) mother Read More …

I am just ready to send out a new Newsletter which is currently about a series of tasks that we can take on in order for us to embrace becoming wise and responsible elders for our world.  If you would Read More …

This blog is a message to all who feel called to be in a caretaking role with family, friends and loved ones. After watching this personally and professionally, I believe there is a key that leads to liberation – if Read More …