A Reposting of an Interview from NEXT ACT FOR WOMEN by Helene Stelian Tell us a little about your background. I was born in the US and was about to begin first grade when my family moved to Germany a few years following WW II. Under the Marshall Plan (The European Recovery Program), military families […]
Read MoreI will fearlessly assess my personal strengths and weaknesses, work diligently to bolster my weaknesses and to graciously recognize my strengths. I will fearlessly make my voice be heard with regard to my loved ones care and be a strong ally to those professional caregivers committed to caring for my loved one and a fearless shield against […]
Read MoreShe Let Go She let go. Without a thought or a word, she let go. She let go of the fear. She let go of the judgments. She let go of the confluence of opinions swarming around her head. She let go of the committee of indecision within her. She let go of all […]
Read MoreMore and more seniors are getting online. It’s a great way to simplify banking and shopping, to learn new things and to keep in touch with friends and family. Nevertheless, internet use doesn’t come without a few dangers. Here are seven things you should never do online when you are a senior: Blindly Trust Email […]
Read MoreChanges in your parent’s mental and physical health can deteriorate over time. As you grow old, your parents get even older. This is why you should look out for signs that suggest that your parents need help. Here are some of the most common warning signs that you should keep an eye out for. These […]
Read MoreNobody likes stress, but in recent years, the effects of stress as we age has garnered a lot of attention. Health complications, financial concerns, isolation, and loss of friends and family takes a huge toll on the lives of seniors. While we evolved our stress response to help us deal with dangers, many older people […]
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