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by Ruth Webster
Becoming a family caregiver is life changing for both the person receiving the care, and the person now entrusted with the new responsibilities...
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by Ruth Webster
Working with aging seniors who are coming to the realization that they can no longer trust themselves to drive, or be trusted to be on the road ca...
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by Ruth Webster
Happy New Year readers and thanks for checking in on my blog!! Someone told me it was ok to wish Happy New Year until the end of January. So I am f...
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by Ruth Webster
If you have a loved one living in an assisted living facility, or a nursing home right now you are very aware of the restricted visitation due...
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by Ruth Webster
Originally I started writing this blog after working in non-medical home health, and seeing a need in the personal home care industry for indi...
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by Ruth Webster
Happy Holidays!
The end of year holidays are here!
Yes it is the most beautiful time of the year whether you are having a big celebration or not. I...
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by Ruth Webster
A few weeks ago one of my 92 year old seniors who doesn't often use her walker cheerily announced to me that she would be traveling across the s...
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by Ruth Webster
As a part of a blog challenge I am doing we were asked today to write about how we spend our weekends regarding work. Do we blog/work on the weeke...
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by Ruth Webster
For many of us we won't give a lot of thought to aging but just live our lives. We may think of it on our birthday as the author Jo Ann Jenkins men...
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by Ruth Webster
Assisted Living Facilities are filled with beautiful residences for retirees affording you very comfortable and safe living conditions. They...
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by Ruth Webster
Only a few days ago prompted by recent significant historical news cycles I began reading a book I have had for years titled "The NINE - Inside th...
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by Ruth Webster
Don't be surprised that a 102 year old is not being pushed around in a wheel chair. Nope, she pushes her own walker, reads, stays abreast of the ne...
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