The Baby Boomer Generation caring for elderly parents will appreciate the news and resources for seniors who are concerned about Lewy Body Dementia Disease.
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Looking for interesting Baby Boomer and Senior Citizen News? Welcome to the latest Boomers and Seniors: News You Can Use Blog Carnival here at SandwichINK…
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A big welcome to the visitors from the Caregiving Holiday Progressive Blog Party along with words of encouragement from Isaiah 41:10.
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Twitter Resources for the Sandwich Generation, including links for Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, senior home care, grandparents, photo editors…
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Here is a list of five interesting podcasts dealing with eldercaregiving to listen to on your home or car mp3 players.
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Swine Flu Updates for Caregivers: It’s going to be very important for caregivers to monitor the Swine Flu situation. WHO (World Health Organization) raised the pandemic flu alert level to 4 . Grandkids and Grandparents: For all those who are helping with homeschooled grandkids, you’ll find this quite interesting – 10 Homeschooled Celebrities . Here’s [...]
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Tips to help the Sandwich Generation relax, caregivers travel tips, Info for grandparents and grandkids, aging parents, Alzheimer’s Disease, and so much more.
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Twitter Resources for the Sandwich Generation: Dementia Care, Parkinson’s Disease, Silver Alert, World’s Weirdest Hotels, and More
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Walking is excellent exercise for our elderly parents. If they are in reasonably good health, they can enjoy the fresh air and exercise whenever they want. When you can keep them company that’s great. Even when you can’t, it can still be a pleasure for them. However, occasionally an older person can become disoriented, turned [...]
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Too much to do, too little time! Ask most families who are right in the middle of the Sandwich Generation why they don’t exercise and that would probably be the number one answer. But studies have proven that regular exercise makes you feel better, stress less, and renew your energy. It can even slow down [...]
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