Members of the sandwich generation must juggle responsibilities on multiple fronts. The "sandwich generation" is a term used to describe those who care for aging parents while raising their own children. Although people have cared for family members across generations for thousands of years, those in the sandwich generation still face many unique challenges and […]
A care plan can reduce stress when caring for aging loved ones. Aging often reduces independence. Sometimes, this happens in degrees. Other times, it occurs suddenly. According to a recent Nerd Wallet article titled “Create a Care Plan for Older Parents (or Yourself),” many seniors and their families are woefully unprepared for the level of support aging […]
Blended families require special attention in estate planning. Families are not always peaceable. Every age and stage carries unique conflict triggers. The death of a parent often awakens old wounds and can create new ones. According to a recent Forbes article titled “Could Your Aging Parents’ Estate Plan Create A Nightmare For Step-Siblings?,” special care […]
Help your aging parents during COVID-19. Seniors are particularly vulnerable to viruses. In fact, the CDC reports 80 percent of reported COVID-19 deaths have been adults age 65 or older. For this reason, many are home-bound in response to COVID-19. They cannot spend time with friends and family face-to-face. How Do I Help? It is […]
Being a good caregiver involves more than meeting physical needs. Your parents are getting older. Their failing health means they require help with the activities of daily living. You will be serving as their primary caregiver. You are overwhelmed. You want to do a good job but are not sure where to start. According to […]
Your aging parents may need assistance with financial matters. Your parents are getting older. As such, they are starting to forget little things. These little things could become a bid deal if they involves their finances. According to recent ABC7 On Your Side story titled “Six tips for managing an elderly parent’s finances,” adult children […]
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