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Caregiving Redefined, Article from Poughkeepsie Journal about Caregiver Revolution

We would really like to thank Marji Yablon for her informative and incredibly well written article about Caregiver Revolution that was featured in last Sunday’s Poughkeepsie Journal:  Caregiving Redefined

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A Village where the Residents have Dementia…and Fun

This is an amazing concept in care, happening in the Netherlands. Well worth a look. The Guardian on Facebook.

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Have Fun and Get Lucky!

These games are a lot of fun and very different that what you might think a video/computer game is. If you’ve never played a video game before, Love or Lucky Buddha is the one to start on. Great activity for … Continue reading

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Advance Directives, Living Wills…How do YOU Want it to End???

Not one of us thinks that we are actually going to die, but somehow, somehow we come to the end of  our lives, possibly facing difficult decisions that we never planned for. How do you want it to end?An article in … Continue reading

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A Possible Simple Cure for Multiple Sclerosis

Italian doctor may have found surprisingly simple cure for Multiple Sclerosis. I have not personally verified this article but thought that it was worth posting. Clinically, it seems plausible. Sharing discoveries and health cures is a vital part of the Caregiver … Continue reading

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23 and 1/2 Hours

Yesterday I told you that I’d talk a bit more about the value of taking a daily walk or getting a little exercise. Well Dr. Mike Evans does a much better job than I ever will…a THOROUGHLY enjoyable video…check out … Continue reading

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