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Aging gracefully is the goal of many middle-aged Americans entering into a new stage of life. While widely feared, aging imparts wisdom that you can pass from generation to generation. It relieves you of your daily work responsibilities, allowing you to settle into retirement. Despite its benefits, unfortunately, it isn’t…
Currently, only 4.5% of older Americans live in a nursing home. While people understandably want to maintain their independence, families should encourage their loved ones to rethink the decision to live alone. Though older adults may feel more in control, living at home comes with disadvantages and poses a set…
Once the nest has become empty and life at work fades to a distant memory, retired people still have to answer the question regarding what they’re going to do with the rest of their lives. However, that question is a bit different for the rest of their family – who…
A residential nursing home is one of the most sensitive facilities that offer care to people with disabilities or the elderly. Staff members working in such facilities must be trained professionals to handle people with special needs. Besides professional qualifications, such individuals need to be people of integrity, trust, and…
It’s no secret that family is important. In fact, it’s one of the building blocks of society. Your family provides a sense of security and unconditional love. It’s also the foundation of who you are as a person. But as much as you love your family, moving back to your…
The average funeral cost starts at $8,000 and can run as high as $10,000. Funerals cost a great deal of money and should therefore be planned with care. But in a time full of grief and other heavy emotions, funeral planning can be a difficult task. Besides the support of…
When you hear the word caregiver, the first thing that comes to your mind is taking care of others. It can be your old grannies, your sick spouse, or your disabled child. These people cannot do even the slightest things for themselves, and you have to be there full time…