Family Caregivers Keeping “It” Together.
Learn how to Keep “It” Together without losing your sanity.
A Palliative Approach to Care for Persons with Dementia.
A palliative approach refers to care that focuses on quality-of-life, smooth transitions and whole-person care for the person with dementia and their family.
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Risks of living alone Part 5 of 7.
Living alone has many benefits, but there are risks to this life style too.
Things People With Dementia Say: Common Phrases and How to Reply
Communicating with someone who has dementia can be exceedingly difficult.
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Fix Ontario’s broken elder-care rules: Editorial: The Toronto Star
The Law Commission of Ontario has issued excellent recommendations for making elder-care rules more rational and relevant. Queen’s Park should listen.
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Health-care costs threaten even the most robust retirement portfolios.
Canadians must plan ahead when it comes to their retirement, even “free” health-care has its extra costs.
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What They Don’t tell You About Dementia.
Now go enjoy life – Live, Love and figure out how to make adjustments to over come your obstacles.
Top Risks of Seniors Living Alone…Part 4 of 7
Living alone as we age, can cause loss of interest, appetite, energy, concentration and motivation.
Canada is unprepared for the demographic time-bomb hurtling at us.
With the boomer generation turning 65 at a rate of one every seven seconds, there are now more Canadians over the age of sixty-five, than under fifteen.
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Old before your time? Scientists have put together five warning signs middle-aged people will suffer from frailness in retirement
‘Frailty should not be seen as an inevitable part of getting old. By taking steps to ensure we are healthy going in to middle age, we can avoid getting on the path to a frail old age.’