Journey with Dementia Minds – an Unforgettable Hour “I may forget years of technical training, but I’ll remember this hour for the rest of my
Hunt for housing needs patience and planning – Sara Duris – 04/16/2023
Q. We are trying to find low-income housing for my mother. Every place has a wait list and I’ve heard you can’t even apply for a Section 8
A partner in independence – Alexandra Newman – April 9, 2023
Support can come in all shapes and sizes. It can look like a friendly phone call once a month. It can look like a friend bringing you medicine when
Women of inspiration – Lynn Kellogg – April 2, 2023
My mother was a woman of energy and drive. Influenced by her parents, she had a heart for helping others. Marrying my father in 1940, she
Share your stories with the next generation – Christine Vanlandingham – March 26, 2023
There is power in story. Both in the telling and the hearing. History has shown that story has helped shape the human experience. Before there was
Learn the number for poison control – Sara Duris – March 18, 2023
Q. We recently had a scare when my grandfather used two different cleaning products in an enclosed area. He passed out and hit his head
Senior lives life on her own terms – Alexandra Newman – March 11, 2023
When I wrote my last column for The Herald-Palladium in 2021, I said it wasn’t goodbye, but see you later. Little did I know the journey I’d set
Nutrition, active lifestyle help extend the years of your life – Lynn Kellogg – March 3, 2023
One segment of a recent trip found me on a Peruvian-run riverboat with four cabins, eight passengers, exploring the biodiversity and cultures along
Caregivers need to care for themselves to prevent burnout – Christine Vanlandingham – February 26, 2022
Caregiving for a frail, ill, or disabled family member is often a rewarding but demanding role. Tapping into supportive services including respite