Caregiving
SandwichINK enjoyed being a part of the EldercareABC Blog Carnival last week. You can find my post with several others of interest, on such topics as “Can Seniors Go On Living at Home?,” “Medication Management,” and “Overcoming Loneliness.”
Very Interesting info – Couples have a lower risk of dementia!
Exercise can improve memory in a person suffering from Alzheimer’s.
Getting creative with your senior care is the key. Here are some great tips to help bring out your creativity.
Grandparents
Here are some excellent tips for grandparents to help their grandkids learn about reading!
For those of you who have autistic grandkids, here are two very helpful and interesting articles:
Sandwich Generation:
Tech – For Business and Pleasure
- For all you Sandwich Generation Photoshop Geeks, here’s an interesting collection of Glow and Light Effect Tutorials in Photoshop:
- Remember yesterday’s post about my computer driving me crazy? I really appreciated the cute videos at Sugar Pine Realty!
They gave my senior mom and me a good laugh!
Family Friday at @HomemakerBarbi has an interesting post, Family Vacation Road Trip Planning: Breaks & Stops. Great ideas for a multi-generation vacation with your family.
Family Doctor Mag has some great Twitter health links.
If you or someone you care for is dealing with chronic illness, you’ll be interested to know that Rest Ministries announced the opening of their new bookstore.
WOW! Scientists have developed a mind-controlled wheelchair.
Have you ever thought of retiring overseas?





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Thanks so much for the link, Kaye! What a great roundup this week. Lots of good info- especially the technology and autism. My husband and I have an autistic adult friend, and we’ve learned a lot about the disease so far. Have a great night!
Danelle Ice / Homemaker Barbi
Hi Danelle, Thanks for popping in. You’re very welcome
I enjoyed participating in your Family Friday again this week!
Autism is a definite concern for many of our kids and grandkids so I am always thrilled when I find useful information to share.