Remember the song Cat’s in the Cradle by Harry Chapin? I realize I’m dating myself but I was reminded of the song as I connected with people I care about this last weekend. The message of the song is about making time for those that we love. Life is about connection and relationships. No matter … Read more
I am so thrilled Julianne Moore won a Golden Globe for her role in the film Still Alice! The movie is based on a book of the same name by Lisa Genova and I highly recommend the book to anyone who wants to better understand living with early onset Alzheimer’s disease. It is my sincere hope and … Read more
It’s that time of year, the hustle, bustle, shopping, wrapping, cooking and stress. Stress creeps in this time of year as we add more and more to our already full to-do lists. We want to celebrate and enjoy the season but often find ourselves more stressed than joyful. For those without family and friends around them, this can … Read more
It’s a hustle, bustle week of prepping the big feast, traveling and eating differently than normal. Most of us welcome or take these changes to our schedule and routines in stride. However, that isn’t always the case for older adults, especially those with memory issues. This week as you connect with your family and friends, … Read more
It’s a hustle, bustle week of prepping the big feast, traveling and eating differently than normal. Most of us welcome or take these changes to our schedule and routines in stride. However, that isn’t always the case for older adults, especially those with memory issues. This week as you connect with your family and friends, … Read more
Ever feel like you have mental cobwebs, like your brain is dusty, overloaded or can’t think straight? You can’t remember like you used to, you’ve experienced “baby” or “chemo brain”, you aren’t sleeping well or maybe your brain is just working so hard it’s stressed. Numerous things affect our brain and how we think. Whatever the … Read more