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87 year old outwits elder abuse scam

Anabelle, Age 87, Outwits Attempted Elder Abuse Scam By Carolyn L. Rosenblatt, RN, BSN, AttorneyAnabelle entered the sweepstakes, and like everyone else, hope she’d win something. Amazingly, she got a letter in the mail a few weeks later, announcing that she was a winner! $450,000 was the prize. The letter…
Mikol Davis
November 3, 2011
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Alzheimer’s and Finances: The Astor Verdict

Alzheimer’s and Finances: The Astor Verdict By Carolyn L. Rosenblatt, R.N., B.S.N., Attorney For those who followed any part of the high profile case of fraud and financial abuse charges against the son of New York matriarch, Brooke Astor, the guilty verdict against her son may have been no surprise.…
Mikol Davis
November 3, 2011
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Hoping to Win the Sweepstakes?

Be aware that every time you fill out a form to enter a sweepstakes, you are potentially providing information which can and is sold to thieves. Many are not aware that sweepstakes entrants often are asked to fill out forms stating their buying habits, age, and other personal information. The…
Mikol Davis
November 3, 2011
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Welcome To Your New Job in Retirement

Welcome To Your New Job in Retirement It’s Monday morning. You wake up and try to clear the fog in your head.Immediately you force yourself out of bed. You stumble into the kitchen foryour coffee, ready to steel yourself for the day. You flip on the TV and hear about…
Mikol Davis
November 3, 2011
Baby Boomers BurdenBlog

For Elders, It May Also Take A Village

Pamela A. MacLean RedwoodAge.com The desire to keep living at home as we age has spawned a movement known as the "senior village" in which volunteers - from Boston's Beacon Hill to Northern California's Marin County - provide mutual support for elders living at home. The "villages" aren't places, but…
Mikol Davis
November 3, 2011