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Are You Waiting for a Tragedy to Happen to Your Elderly Parents?
It happens every day, you know. But when I hear about it happening to friends or friends of friends, it makes me so sad. It’s not inevitable that it has to happen this way. Yes, we are all going to get
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3 Tips to Prepare Your Aging Loved Ones for an Emergency
No one likes emergencies. They tend to turn the world upside down. If we are lucky, it’s a short-term situation that is more nerve wracking than disastrous. When it involves an elderly loved one, Grandpa
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Remove Falling Hazards for Your Loved One
As we are well aware, falls can result in serious injuries such as hip fractures and brain injuries. According to the Center for Disease Control & Prevention, nearly 40% of seniors who live independently
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8 Tips to Improve Security for Seniors Living Alone
Here at Keeping in Touch Solutions we understand senior citizens. We know caregivers find seniors’ willingness to trust wonderful, yet worrisome, especially when aging loved ones live alone. They may
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Long Distance Care Giving – Security and Financial Safety Concerns
It’s a challenge to be a caregiver. According to the National Family Caregivers Association, “More than 65 million people, 29% of the U. S. population, provide care for a chronically ill, disabled
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We Can’t Predict, But we can Prepare!
We can’t predict, but we can prepare! Almost everyone is born into this world with negative traits. We observe first hand with our children and grandchildren, throwing tantrums and complaining naturally.
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Disaster Planning 101 Part 2
Disaster Planning 101 Part 2 Who do you call before the lights go out? Whether you come from a family with loving or dysfunctional parents, there comes a time when you need each other. All feelings
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What We Can Learn from Girl Scouts and the Cookies We Sold
What We Can Learn from Girl Scouts and the Cookies We Sold Have you ever heard the words, “don’t stop”, “stay in line” from teachers, coaches and even at the airport while you check in for your
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