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The Tough Question: Move In With Your Aging Parent?

Hello again. Carolyn and Mikol here. We hope you are enjoying the beginning of spring and this time of renewal. Mikol and I have recently moved our offices to new, brighter and better space and we're feeling very renewed! Wouldn't you agree that there is nothing like disposing of junk…

Mikol DavisApril 9, 2012

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New Fraud Alert for Your Aging Parents

Carolyn and Mikol here. We just got in an alert from the The National Legal Resource Center (NLRC) and we wanted to share it with you. Can you believe this? Professional criminals are now targeting people with diabetes to scam them for personal information. Here's how it works. Someone pretending…

Mikol DavisMarch 21, 2012

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"When I'm 64"

We all remember the Beatles song lyrics "will you still need me, will you still feed me when I'm 64?" Well, having just passed that milestone in my life, I am remembering what I thought about being 64 years old, viewed through youth's prism. It sounded really far away. It…

Mikol DavisFebruary 24, 2012

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New Year Wake-Up Call: The Trip to Emergency for Mom

It's Carolyn and Mikol. We just spent the holidays with Mikol's Mom, Alice, who is doing fine at age 89. She is with it enough to get on a plane by herself and arrived in good condition. We enjoyed our time, took her on drives around our beautiful county, and…

Mikol DavisJanuary 2, 2012

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Hidden Truths About Long Term Care Insurance

Hidden Truths About Long Term Care Insurance Should you or shouldn’t you? Seems as if someone is always promoting the purchase of long term care insurance. Most of us don’t want to think about getting old and needing anything like that. If we ever think about it, it’s a thing…

Mikol DavisJanuary 1, 2012

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Wake-Up Call: Mom's Trip To The Emergency Room

It can be extremely dangerous for aging parents to rely only on memory when it comes to taking medication. So many aging folks have memory loss issues. A large percentage of those with memory problems go on to develop dementia. The reliance on memory to keep all the pills straight…

Mikol DavisDecember 30, 2011

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Successfully Managing Family Conflict

Webinar on Successfully Managing Family Conflict Hello, again. Carolyn and Mikol here. Are holiday family gatherings stressing you out? Learn some proven ways to combat stress from Carolyn and Mikol, psychologist, nurse-lawyer team. Our free, 30 minute webinar is packed with solid advice to help you prevent that headache…

Mikol DavisDecember 11, 2011

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Long Term Care – Comparison of Assisted Living vs Nursing Homes

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Mikol DavisDecember 3, 2011

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Mikol DavisNovember 18, 2011

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"My Dad Has Dementia-He's Being Horrible to Me!"

I’m hearing this same painful thing a lot lately. Aging parents who have “early dementia” are refusing help and verbally abusing their adult kids who are trying to help. In all these situations, the aging parent was a controlling type person before dementia developed. It could have been a business…

Mikol DavisNovember 5, 2011

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