Archive for March 2017
Gardening Tips for Seniors with Mobility Problems
Gardening is a great hobby for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors and get some light exercise, especially seniors. However, those with mobility issues may find it difficult to garden in the typical way. Does that mean gardening doesn’t have a place in senior care? Not at all! There are plenty of ways seniors can…
Read MoreAids for your Parent Suffering from Arthritis
Symptoms of arthritis include pain, stiffness and swelling. The result can often be limited mobility and increasing dependence. In addition to helping your parent maintain their dependence through strengthening exercises and a good arthritis-friendly diet, consider providing them with gadgets designed to make life easier for those suffering from this disease. Gadgets to Help your…
Read MoreYou Have to Learn Your Limits as a Caregiver
As a human being you have limitations. You may feel almost invulnerable, strong, healthy, and full of energy, but if you’re planning to become a family caregiver, you need to understand your limits right from the start. What happens if you don’t? If you overestimate your abilities or if you underestimate your limitations, you could…
Read MoreWhat Is Dad Saying? Alzheimer’s May Affect His Ability to Communicate
Your father may have recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Perhaps you, him, and maybe other people in your family, perhaps even friends of his, had been concerned that he may have been developing some form of dementia. In most cases people are not diagnosed with Alzheimer’s until they’ve already been dealing with some of…
Read MoreMemory Loss Outside of Dementia
Home Care Services Rock Hill SC As your parent ages, the first signs of memory loss can sometimes leave you fearful. Is this the first signs of dementia setting in? Do I need to redesign my life and the life of my parent? The good news is that there are a number of reasons for…
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