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Tips for Long Distance Caregivers

Do you have a parent or grandparent living with dementia? Do you live in another city or even a different country than your loved one? If so, you know how difficult it can be to stay connected. You may feel guilty for being so far away, and wish you were closer and able to help more. Hopefully, you are fortunate enough to have siblings or other relatives nearby who care for the person, so you can rest easy knowing they are not alone and that their needs are being met. Howeve

Tips for Long Distance Caregivers

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Skimming is Out; Shimming is In

If you're looking out for elderly loved ones, you'll want to know about this new scamming technique. As you may know, banks and credit card companies created security chips and issued new cards to combat scammers and skimming machines. In response, scammers have developed a new technique called “shimming.” A shim is a paper thin, plastic device that has an embedded microchip and storage. Scammers can insert the shim into an ATM, gas station pump, or any card reader without

Skimming is Out; Shimming is In

Self-Care for Caregivers

How to Talk to Your Loved Ones About Their Illness

Talking to a loved one about their illness may not be easy but it is important. It will help you understand what matters most to them and how you can support them. Before you start a conversation, think about what you would like to talk about, and when and where you want to talk. Choose a time and location that will make everyone feel as comfortable and relaxed as possible. To begin, ask the person how they are doing. Give them the opportunity to speak first and to share how

How to Talk to Your Loved Ones About Their Illness

Helping Your Parents to Downsize

Your parents have decided to downsize from their home of fifty years to a condo or apartment. How do you possibly begin to declutter and help them reduce their possessions? Downsizing can be an emotional job, so it is best to start as soon as possible to allow yourself and them enough time to complete the task. You don’t want to leave it to the last minute or create an unnecessary crisis. It will be stressful enough so don’t make it any more stressful than it needs to be. It

Helping Your Parents to Downsize

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