Monday, June 21, 2010

I just read an excellent article that I would like to share with everyone. Authored by Frena Gray-Davidson she is an expert on caregiving and families. She has written multiple books on Alzheimer's Disease and is a regular author of articles on the web. "Caregiver Siblings at War (Again)" provides you with insight to exactly what happens with siblings when Mom or Dad need care. All your siblings are glad you accepted the roll of caregiver. Now what does that mean for you? Read Frena's article to find out..."Caregiver Siblings at War"

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Your Risk of Heart Disease in Allentown, PA

Here is a good article that I found and wanted to pass on to you. For more assistance with an aging loved one in your life visit our website at http://www.family-caregivers.com/.

How to Turn Back the Clock When Your Blood Vessels Grow Old Before You Do

"A man is as old as his arteries."

–Thomas Sydenham, English physician, 1624-1689

This comment, made nearly four centuries ago, raises a provocative modern-day question: Do you know how old your arteries are?

It is a question gaining increasing attention as researchers look for more effective ways to communicate risk of cardiovascular disease to patients and to motivate them to make changes in their lives that can help prevent heart attacks, strokes and other serious heart-related problems later in life.

Read more… http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703406604575278713597433300.html

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

How to Find Affordable Long-Term Care in Allentown, PA

A prolonged illness or chronic condition could end up being one of your biggest retirement expenses. Medicare pays for a maximum of 100 days of nursing home care before retirees must absorb the remaining cost themselves. However, depending on the level of assistance that you need, there are some inexpensive care options and ways to protect yourself from excessive long-term care costs. Here are a few ways to find affordable long-term care:

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