by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
“The Talk” is a real cause of concern for many in the “sandwich” generation. Having elderly parents who may need help with daily activities or are struggling to live independently in their own home, may mean that it is time to have “the talk.” An elderly parent...
by Marie LeBlanc | Decluttering, Downsizing, Rightsizing, Well-being
When active parents begin to slow down and experience the effects of aging and ill health, one option is to sell the home and move in with adult children. Adult children, if nearby, can step in to help with food shopping, errands, and trips to and from the doctor’s...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
If illness or an accident means that elderly individuals need to leave their family home and move to assisted living, it can be a difficult transition. If one or the other isn’t ready to leave the home where they raised their children, it makes it especially...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
One thing we can agree on. Moving can be one of the most stressful events for families. It is apparent from the moment we begin organizing, purging, and packing that our beloved family pets are sensing that “something is going on.” My own pet would lie...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
If illness or an accident means that your parents need to leave their family home and move to assisted living, it can be a difficult transition. If one or the other isn’t ready to leave the home where they raised their children, it makes it stressful family...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
Think you know what’s best nutritionally for loved ones in their elder years? Here are five common but false beliefs about senior nutrition: #1 Seniors should follow healthy eating guidelines and they’ll be OK. Most nutritional guides, such as the Food Pyramid...
