Category Archives: Family

Better Communication When a Loved One Has Dementia

It can be frustrating when someone you care for has dementia. The usual back-and-forth interaction you may have had at one time with that person is no longer there, at least not consistently. However, there are some ways you can improve your communication with someone who has dementia. Follow the tips below to help. Speak…
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How to Handle Death and Dying

As our loved ones reach the end of their journey with us, we should make the time as peaceful as possible. Keep a close watch on symptoms such as changes in appetite, breathing problems, digestive problems, changes in body temperature, or pain. These could be warning signs that your loved one is nearing the end…
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Visiting Your Aging Loved One

As our loved ones age, simple outings such as going to the movies can mean a great deal to them. When you have the opportunity, make them feel good by doing something extra special. A nice dinner out on the town could be just the ticket. Have them take time to get all dressed up…
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Taking a Child to Visit an Aging Loved One

Do you have kids or grand kids that like to visit elderly family members? It can be difficult to take young children to visit, but we should take advantage of the opportunities while they are available. Before you go For younger children, bring some toys or an activity to do. Conversations can get boring to…
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Relocating an Elderly Loved One

Moving an aging loved one can be a difficult task. In many cases they are leaving a family home they know and love and that holds years of memories. On top of that, they are usually asked to downsize their treasured belongings. Luan Morrow offers great solutions that make the process less painful and more…
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Traveling with Elderly Equipment

Traveling can be stressful, especially with senior family members, but the reward is well worth the process: time with family and friends. Hopefully ​these tips on how to travel with elderly equipment can make your holiday travel experience better. Seniors ages 75 and older are not required to remove shoes and light jackets during the screening process. If…
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Holiday Gift Guide for Seniors

With the holidays upon us, get into the gift giving spirit by finding the best gift for the senior in your life. Gifts can range from simple necessities to extravagant luxuries; it's up to you to decide what will fit your senior’s needs and personality. The Necessities Especially if your loved one lives in a…
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