Your Parent’s Nails and Their Health
For thousands of years, the Chinese have associated nails with different internal organs. The health, or lack thereof, of certain nails represented an imbalance within the body. For instance, the thumb nail was associated with the lung and large intestine. Though most medical doctors in the U.S. do not consider this direct correlation, they do […]
Can You and Your Elderly Loved One Learn to Meditate Together?
If you and your elderly loved one are looking for a way to manage stress and overall to experience calm during the storm that life can be, you can’t go wrong with meditation. Some people can get great results with guided meditations, but it doesn’t have to be that complicated. Try this technique with your […]
Do You Need Respite Care?
If you’ve been a caregiver for any amount of time, you might have heard the term respite care. This means that you’re taking a break from caregiving and other people, such as senior care providers or other family members, are stepping in to cover for you with your loved one’s care. All Caregivers Need Respite […]
Tips for Getting Your Parent Through an Earthquake Disaster
As the largest volunteer network in the world, existing in over 187 countries, the Red Cross is designed to help people get through emergencies and disasters with emergency services, training, and valuable information that you can use to get through these times in the best way possible. March is American Red Cross Month. In your […]
Are Frozen Foods a Healthy Option for Your Senior?
Elderly Care in Duluth GA In your role as a family caregiver you know how important it is for your elderly loved one to eat a healthy, balanced, and varied diet. Especially if you are a multigenerational caregiver caring for your children as well as your parent, have a career that you are managing, are […]