While some people may see grocery shopping as therapeutic, others may see it as a chore. This goes especially for the elderly as grocery shops are getting bigger and more confusing to navigate each day. These days, grocery shops do not just carry foods and beverages. From clothing pieces to other miscellaneous items, grocery shops…
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For loved ones living with dementia and other forms of memory loss-related conditions, they may experience bouts of aggressive behavior where they would scream and yell. At times, they are obviously agitated by a situation, whereas it can also be at random, which places much stress on their family members and caregivers as they’re unable…
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There’s no need for saying that the kitchen is one of the most dangerous areas in the house. From sharp objects like knives and scissors to exposure to fire when cooking, there are many hazardous elements that can put not only your loved ones but also everyone else at harm. Considering that many elderly live…
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Do you know that fall is the number one home injury for loved ones above the age of 65? This is the statistics gathered by the National Council on Aging, and there’s no doubt this is a worrying sign, especially if your loved ones are living alone. Many loved ones desire to be as independent…
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