By CAPPY HALL REARICK (SENIOR WIRE) It is 4:30 in the morning when our cruise ship pulls into New York Harbor. As wide awake as
Sitting on my porch the evening before moving into assisted living, Dad stared into the distance, baffled and defeated—he has Alzheimer’s.
Sitting on my porch the evening before moving into assisted living, Dad stared into the distance, baffled and defeated—he has Alzheimer’s.
These youth are the future. They’ll carry the torch forward with their silent symphony. I do my best to make sure the light shines bright.
You can know people by the quotations that crop up in their conversation. Those phrases provide clear insight into character.
Remembering Grandma making pies for folks who were ailing or going through a hard time. She baked every pie out of love or compassion.
Volunteers receive as much they give at the Rupert’s Magic Valley Humanitarian Center, where 170 volunteers log about 2,500 hours a month
Here’s a list for aging wisely, which has been circulating around the interwebs. We think it is relevant, and inspirational, for our senior readership. We
“In my chemo-induced stupor, I started knitting with no idea of what I was going to make. I let my imagination run and create.”
We who are left behind and grieving our loss very often need the funeral, the family get-together, the opportunity to grieve, to share our love, and to celebrate the life of this special person whom we will see and share our lives with no more.
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