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Our world is full of regret. Proof. There’s a whole catalog of music focusing on forgiveness, including one of my personal favorite Cher songs-the 1989 hit, “If I Could Turn Back Time.” What if We Could Turn Back Time? Think about it for a minute.

Simplifying the Transition to a New Home for Seniors

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Decluttering & Downsizing Have all of your children left the family home? Are healthcare issues preventing you from keeping up your house and yard? Do you want to spend more time relaxing? Do you require some care as you age? Has your spouse passed away?

What Happens to Special Needs Adults When Parents Die?

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Do you know a special needs adult living with elderly parents? Is this person your brother or sister? If so, has your family openly and frequently discussed plans for the special needs adult who may outlive Mom and Dad, and maybe you? If so, your

Home Modifications to Age in Place

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More seniors are choosing to age in place than ever before. This is partly due to long-term care costs. In addition, the Baby Boomer generation has been privileged to have a more active lifestyle than generations before them, allowing greater health in older years. Technology

Senior Housing Options Defined & Explained

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What is Senior Housing? Senior housing is housing that is suitable for the needs of an aging population. It ranges from independent living to 24-hour care. In senior housing there is an emphasis on safety, accessibility, adaptability and longevity that many conventional housing options may

Elderly Hoarders: 5 Compassionate Ways to Help

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Excessive Treasures or Junk? To you it’s clutter. To them, they’re valuables. Maybe excessive treasures. The sight of ‘junk’ blocking hallways and piling up in each room disgusts you. Stacks of paper everywhere cause worry about fire hazards. The odor sickens you. You gag. Gasp.

5 Ways You Can Combat Loneliness for Aging Parents

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Stay Connected & Engaged Isolation and loneliness are serious problems for older adults. Sadly 43% of people over 60 are reporting that they are suffering from loneliness. It may be due to Loss of a spouse Physical decline like decreased mobility, hearing and vision, resulting

Turn Back Time on Toxic Aging Parents

Simplifying the Transition to a New Home for Seniors

What Happens to Special Needs Adults When Parents Die?

Home Modifications to Age in Place

Senior Housing Options Defined & Explained

Elderly Hoarders: 5 Compassionate Ways to Help

5 Ways You Can Combat Loneliness for Aging Parents

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