In a society that often glorifies youth and associates aging with decline and shame, it’s essential to challenge this narrative and recognize that by acknowledging our aging journey and being thoughtful about how we want to age is powerful.
In a society that often glorifies youth and associates aging with decline and shame, it’s essential to challenge this narrative and recognize that by acknowledging our aging journey and being thoughtful about how we want to age is powerful.
When we are planning our retirement many people don’t realize this is a perfect time to start preparing an “Aging Plan”.
If you have read the blog on “It’s Never to Early to Intentionally Declutter” then let me introduce you to a category of the aging industry called Senior Move Managers. No better person to explain what this amazing service can provide then a Senior Move…
For many of us aging also means an accumulation of STUFF. Whether our long- term goal is to stay in our home or downsize it is never too early to start intentionally decluttering.
As a society we value youthfulness way more than the experience that comes with aging. Unfortunately, this mindset discourages us from having conversations regarding aging, which is direct cause of Ageism.
The culture of care for our elderly loved ones took on big changes in the 1980’s which resulted in an influx of companies joining the Assisted Living industry in the 1990’s.
Choosing a Senior Living for yourself or your loved one can feel complicated and filled with emotions. Following the steps above can help you navigate the process with feeling a little more prepared and knowledgable
Aging is something no one likes to talk about and most people are unsure what options are out there if they should start needing more help in their daily life.
As our parents age it starts to present some unique challenges that we never think we are going to deal with until we are in the middle of it. Of course, we are going to do all we can for our parents as they did…
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