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Helping a Loved One with Alzheimer’s Manage Medications By blogAs a caregiver you will likely be organizing and administering medications as part of your loved one’s daily care routine. […]
One Ringy Dingy By blogMy husband dumped his cell phone in the ocean last week while kayaking. Actually he was taking a photo of […]
In Search of Your Lost Testosterone: 8 Reasons to Hire a Guide By blogMost everyone has heard of testosterone, but have only a vague idea of what it is, what it does, and […]
Alzheimer's Abuse By blogCaptured on video: Two nursing assistants at Palm Gardens Nursing Home in Winter Haven, Florida repeatedly hitting and abusing a […]
My Grandchildren: Living with Purpose By blogI am blessed with a precious two-year-old granddaughter Sage, and have two grandchildren on the way in February. As I […]
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Baby Boomer Date Night By blogAs I wander from food station to food station, I wonder how we ever lived without these elaborate parties. Canapés […]
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How Much Do You Care What Others Think? By blogVarious chaos in my life lately has left me wondering why I care so much what others think, mostly because […]
The Day Ebola Came to Town By Sondra Forsyth blogOn the evening of October 22nd 2014, I went to the Broadway show “On the Town” here in New York […]
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Balancing Cancer Treatment and the Desire to Work By blogThis week, I thought we’d talk about finding balance if you plan to continue to work during your cancer treatment. […]
Living the Seasons By blogI am highly tied to the earth. Living purposefully on a lonesome mountain (more like a hill), I almost feel […]
Bring on the Junk By blogI am of an age where junk mail amuses me. Not only because I get precious little else, but because […]