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In some ways I feel like Yogi Berra, the quotable Yankee catcher and Hall-of-Famer, having “deja vu all over again”...

I ran across an interesting blog on “Katie’s Take” recently called, “Parenting our Parents.” It highlighted the need for increased...

A number of years ago, the Beatles had a hit song called, “All You Need Is Love.” It’s a nice...

Here is the scenario: You have Medicare insurance; you go to the hospital; you are evaluated in the Emergency Unit;...

The current AARP publication has an article titled “Moving Mom and Dad” located between “Sexy Secrets of Super-Hot Men” and...

There has been a lot in the news lately about Alzheimer’s disease. Any publicity which brings attention to this horrible...

Good communication with your physician is important if you want to receive the best care your physician can provide. While...

Over a number of years I have talked with many people who have promised a spouse or a parent that...

If there is someone in your family who is in the early stages of dementia, one of the things you...

‘TimeSlips” was the topic of a presentation at the Alzheimer’s Association’s recent Early Stage Symposium. If you are like me,...