Doctors urge Ottawa to provide more clarity on assisted dying law
Canada’s doctors are pleading with the federal government to put specific guidelines in its medically assisted dying law regarding patients who want to end their lives because of psychological suffering.
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Sudbury Accent: An unspeakable horror
Author seeking caregiving stories.
Putting my life on hold to live with my parents lost to Alzheimer’s
More than anything, the grief or loss I feel is in the form of loneliness.
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8 tips for new family caregivers
It’s hard to know where to begin caring for someone, and caregiving is typically not a role anyone has training for!
Grieving for nine years. Really?
We all deal with grief in our own ways and on our own time schedules.
The last things a caregiver for a loved one needs to hear – and the first
When speaking to caregivers, conversations can be especially fraught.
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Katherine: My retirement is successful because…
Katherine is loving her retirement.
Reiki’s Use in Dementia Patients and For Their Caregivers
Reiki and other touch and energy therapies significantly aid dementia patients and their caregivers in several areas.
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Navigating Seniors Housing & Care
Christine will broaden your understanding of care and seniors’ housing.
Fraud Against Elders: Is the Bank on the Hook?
Financial abuse of elders is a looming societal crisis.