What Are 5 Signs Your Brain Is in Trouble?
I want to start by saying something that I wish someone had said to more of the families I've worked with over the years. You are not overreacting. When you…
I want to start by saying something that I wish someone had said to more of the families I've worked with over the years. You are not overreacting. When you…
I want to start by saying something that I hope takes a little pressure off you right now. The fact that you are reading this means you are paying attention.…
Introduction I've sat with a lot of families over the years who are trying to figure out where their mom or dad should be. And I'll tell you, the hardest…
Introduction I've spent years working with older adults who live with Parkinson's disease. And one thing I've learned is that independence doesn't look the same for everyone. For some seniors,…
Introduction I've sat with a lot of families over the years who never thought they'd be looking for a skilled nursing facility. Most of the time, it happens suddenly. A…
Introduction Families often tell me they lie awake thinking about pills. Not big dramatic worries. Just small, quiet ones that stack up. Did Mom take her morning meds today? Did…
Introduction I want to start by saying it’s okay to feel scared. Really, it is. When someone you love has nerve damage, and you notice changes in the way they…
Sitting down to talk about Multiple Sclerosis can feel heavy. I know. For someone hearing the words for the first time, or watching a loved struggle, fear often arrives before…
Well, if you are reading this, chances are someone you love has just been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Or maybe the doctor said the words, and everything after that felt…
Sitting With Families at the Kitchen Table I’ve had this conversation so many times. Usually it happens at a kitchen table. Sometimes in a living room with the TV turned…