10 Ways to Survive Being a Long-Distance Grandparent Over half of grandparents live more than 200 miles away from their grandchildren. Living that far away from your grandchildren can feel like torture. Worse still, visiting them might become more difficult as you age. There's no way to sugarcoat it—being a long-distance grandparent is hard. However, there are a few ways you make it easier. Here are 10 you can try today.
8 Ways to Date Your Spouse without Breaking the Budget Dating your spouse is vital to the health of your marriage since sharing experiences outside of your normal routines keeps your relationship fresh and strengthens your bond. But traditional dates are often so expensive that couples sometimes neglect dating rather than deal with the stress of paying for pricey dates, like dinner at a fancy restaurant followed by a movie. The good news is that by using your God-given creativity, you can create big romance on a small budget.
How Likely Are You to Get Alzheimer's if Your Parent Has It? Alzheimer's disease, a type of dementia that causes problems memory problems and cognitive decline, is a concern for many. Those who've seen their parents or grandparents suffer from the condition may be particularly concerned. Unsurprisingly, one of the many frequently asked questions regards the heredity of this disease. If your parent has Alzheimer's, does that mean you're destined to have it, too?
Does Medicare Pay for Diabetic Supplies Like Test Strips and Lancets? "I am diabetic and usually get my supplies from a mail-order program through my employer's benefits. Recently, I've been laid off and had to enroll in Medicare. I received a letter stating that my supplier will no longer be covered by Medicare because it's not a "competitive bidding" supplier. Does this mean that if I continue with my current supplier Medicare will stop paying? How do I receive my diabetic supplies?"
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms and How to Protect Yourself While you don't hear much about them, stomach aneurysms, also known as abdominal aortic aneurysms, are very dangerous and the 10th leading cause of death in men over 55. They also tend to run in families, so having had a parent with this condition makes you much more vulnerable yourself.
8 Tips for Hiring the Best Cleaning or Housekeeping Services Most seniors want to age in their own homes, but many will need a little help doing so. That help might be as simple as installing a few grab bars around the house or signing up for a meal prep service. For some, help might come in the form of hiring a housekeeping or cleaning service.
10 Fun & Easy Video Games for Seniors Who says that video games are for the younger generations? Older adults can be gamers, too! Whether you're new to the gaming world or have been an avid gamer since the NES made its grand debut, countless games can fill your entertainment quota. However, if you're on the hunt for fun, easy games better suited for beginnings than pros, we've got your back.
Gena Rowlands Has Alzheimer's Like The Character She Played in 'The Notebook' Decades Ago "She's in full dementia. And it's so crazy—we lived it, she acted it, and now it's on us."
Most modern TV remotes – that come with dozens of unnecessary buttons – can be confusing for anyone to operate but can be especially challenging for elderly seniors. Fortunately, there are several universal TV remotes available that are specifically designed for older adults with vision, memory, or confusion issues, as well as those that are technologically challenged.
5 Smart Financial Commitments You Should Master Now Experience is the best teacher—especially other people's experiences. This is doubly true when it comes to finances.
10 Ways to Trust God in Times of Illness Getting sick is one of the worst things that can happen to us. Depending on how ill we are, it can cause us to miss work days or take us out for weeks or even months at a time. In times like these, we want to get better as fast as possible so we can get back to our lives, and trusting God during this time can be difficult. We usually feel our worst when we're sick, and that is when we need God the most. If it's hard for you to trust God when you're sick, here is how to trust him when you aren't feeling your best.
How Extreme Heat Affects Seniors: Tips to Stay Safe Most people don't realize that each year, extreme summertime heat kills more people in the U.S. than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined. While extreme heat can be deadly for anyone, older adults are uniquely vulnerable because of three key factors: biological changes that occur with age; higher rates of age-related diseases; and greater use of medications that can alter the body's response to heat. Here's how to gauge the risk of a heat-related illness for you or an older loved one and how to stay safe.
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