Chicken Soup For Sick Days (Or Any Day!)

Every single ingredient in this chicken and rice soup is “good for what ails ya’.” The garlic, oregano, and bone broth are great for the immune system. The chili powder, Rotel, and cayenne paper clear out the sinuses. Even the ginger has a job—keeping your digestive system happy. This recipe is so much fun to […]

10 Fun Ways to Connect to An Alzheimer’s Patient

“There are three lessons I’ve learned from my grandmother and the dozens of people I’ve come to know living with this disease. Diagnosis doesn’t mean you’re dying tomorrow. Keep living. You won’t lose your emotional memory. You’ll still be able to understand love and joy. You might not remember what I said five minutes ago, […]

Dehydration In Seniors: Do You Know the Signs and Solutions?

Dehydration: How It Begins Jane rocks listlessly in the shade of the porch. It’s very hot and Jane has been complaining of dizziness. Her daughter brings her a glass of lemonade. Despite the heat, her skin is dry. Jane’s daughter kneels beside the rocking chair and pinches her mother’s pointer finger. “One, two, three,” she […]

4 Ways to Ensure Your Loved Ones Are Cared For When You Are Away

If you have a loved one who is aging, it can be difficult to determine the level of care they need and how to step in when they may need your help. Many seniors value their independence and may become defensive and uncomfortable if family members try to make any drastic changes to their current […]

Random Acts of Kindness for Seniors

Do you ever feel compelled to do something for others? Random acts of kindness are important to incorporate into our lives, and not to mention important to teach to our children. The overall goal is to spread kindness to everyone, even more specifically to those who need it most. We have gathered our favorite ways […]