You may or may not know my dissertation centered on nutritional health in the baby-boomer populations. The population has retired or is close to retirement.
On yesterday, I had an outstanding interview with Pastor Michele Irby Johnson, as we discussed helping our aging parents age in place. I was so
Being a caregiver to an aging loved one can be a genuine challenge overall. However, with cold weather on its way, I felt compelled to
An article in the recent news got my attention. It read…Caregiver killed the one who trusted him to provide care. Reading this story hurt my heart,
Being a caregiver for a loved one is a commitment like non-other. You give up the life you once knew and take on life with
Eldercare is a rising concern, especially in the home where caregiving is necessary for our loved ones. As society ages, diligence is crucial, especially if
I am grateful for the veterans in my world. My father(Army), husband(ARMY), son(Army), cousin(National Guard),and cousin(Marines). I cannot say I understand the experiences of our
While caring for my mother, I would ask myself, what kind of caregiver am I. The question would often fall on my deaf ears because of my professional
CONGRATULATIONS on this 100th BLOG! What a great way to start off celebrating those who give unselfishly to care for others. November is Family Caregiving
Dr. Cynthia J. Hickman, is Your Proactive Caregiver Advocate. I am an Author, Educator, Speaker, Consultant. As a registered nurse by profession, one would think caring for a loved one in the home would be simple. One would think my expertise as a nurse well-equipped me. Yes, my nursing career provided guidance, but 24/7 care in the home uncovered more than staying on top of activities of daily living(ADL).