Ask Goldie - February 2012
By Goldie Carlow
Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column.
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ARTICLESFAMILY / RELATIONSHIPSShowing 1 - 15 of 158 articles.
Managing the Transition to Facility PlacementBy Family Caregivers Network Society At some point in the caregiving journey, many families face the decision of facility placement. 
The Joy of Gardening with GrandchildrenBy Fotoula Svarna A windowsill, some flowerpots on a balcony, a yard, a garden or a sprawling estate are all areas where precious moments can be spent gardening with grandchildren, regardless of their age. 
The Play's The ThingBy Anny Scoones Victoria’s modest but highly professional Target Theatre is performing a play that offers the gift of understanding and insight into the world of dementia sufferers, their families and caregivers. 
Real RomanceBy Dee Walmsley Valentine’s Day conjures up images of Hollywood-style romance. But when it came to the marriage proposals of these local seniors, asking the father’s permission, getting down-on-one-knee and saying those four little words “will you marry me?” were seldom the reality. 
Making Time for Leisure Activities When CaregivingBy Family Caregivers Network Society When providing care and support for someone, over the long term, you can provide better care if you care for yourself as well. Family caregivers have a tendency to give up their own activities and interests in order to prioritize care. 
The Miracle of a SandwichBy Author Unknown How one person's short flight to Chicago became a character-defining experience that inspired the other passengers. 
Cat TalesBy Dee Walmsley After moving to Surrey, Marlene Smith discovered her patio was a magnet for stray cats, leading her to a rewarding volunteer experience. 
Not Too LateBy Kevin McKay Volunteer Janine Reid joined the Gogos campaign to help raise awareness and money for grandmothers in Africa raising their grandchildren. 
Ask Goldie - December 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
Caregiving During the Holiday SeasonBy Family Caregivers Network Society The holidays are here again, and although family dynamics may have changed due to caregiving, this season will arrive as usual. With the decline or change in a family member’s health, it can be unrealistic to continue past celebrations while trying to ensure your family member receives proper care. 
4 Irresistible Holiday AppetizersBy Steffany Gundling Here are four holiday recipe ideas that even the most unseasoned cooks can conquer and impress their guests this season. 
There Goes My HeartBy Frank Glew My heart took off like a rocket! It went missing the moment I became a papa. Nana and I were over the moon with excitement peeking at him for the very first time. 
Supporting the Person Who Cares for YouBy Family Caregivers Network Society Family caregivers are good at putting others first. As the demands for caregiving increase, their own needs often get pushed aside. Caregivers can quickly become exhausted, overwhelmed and burnt-out. Before this happens, it is important that caregivers take time to relax and rejuvenate. 
Ask Goldie - November 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. |
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