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What’s on the menu?

Thoughtful ways to dine-out together Enjoying a meal out can bring the whole family together without the challenge of shopping and preparing and having to deal with washing a sink full of dishes afterwards!  Much like many other caregiving-related responsibilities, that of selecting a restaurant for dining out with a frail loved one isn’t always that […]
Caregiving Top Stories

102 ways to share the care 

The need for and role of family caregivers is increasing by leaps and bounds. And, it’s clearer than ever before that caregivers are key players in both the family and their communities. However, with the focus on patient care, a carers own struggles and challenges often go unnoticed. For many who devote their time to […]
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Thumbs Up/Down

Thumps down to…thieves who stole from wheelchair travel journalist, John Morris at La Guardia Airport in New York while he was taking a 2-hour nap. Morris, a 10-year veteran of wheelchair travel tells the story in his June edition wheelchairtravel@substack.com Thumps up to …CoorDown, an Italian Down Syndrome Org. for a worldwide awareness campaign to […]
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Wise Advice

A look at how art therapy can help A popular option to conventional talk therapy that is effective for a wide range of people at any age, art therapy is used in a variety of situations. Art therapy can be used for caregivers and loved ones alike to help them manage relationships and allow the […]
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Expert Advice

Beware of reno imposters My great aunt tells us that she lost $5500 to a construction fraudster who took deposit for roofing work and never showed up to the work. I want to report him to the police but she’s afraid of retaliation or a home invasion of some sort.  Unfortunately, fraud against senior homeowners […]
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Wise Advice

5 tips to prevent falls One of the most significant concerns for older adults is the risk of falling. Falls are the second leading cause of death from unintentional injury.  1) Stay active: Regular exercise at least three times a week for 12 months can lower the risk and reduce the number that lead to […]
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Burnout blues I have recently left my job in health care to pursue my own business. Ever since leaving, I’ve been trying to overcome tiredness and lack of motivation. I’ve always been my family’s rock and person to lean on but I just can’t find the emotions and strength to be supportive.Carol Hines,Newmarket, ON. Editor’s […]