
Good Nutrition is the Best Medicine for Aging Adults
A dietitian and nutrition therapist reminds us that good nutrition, exercise and companionship can be the best form of preventative medicine for seniors.
In 1978, author Loren Eiseley published an essay called “The Star Thrower.” It recounts a beach walk by a narrator...
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A dietitian and nutrition therapist reminds us that good nutrition, exercise and companionship can be the best form of preventative medicine for seniors.

Many of us have experienced difficulty in discussing sensitive issues with older parents and grandparents as we care for them. Here are seven tips for keeping open the lines of communication.

Guideposts blogger and Pastor Pablo Diaz offers some simple advice for caregivers to keep stress in check.

Stories of longtime couples, soul mates who could not live apart in love or in death from Mysterious Ways Editor Adam Hunter.

Guideposts blogger Michelle Cox celebrates her aunt’s 90th birthday and pays tribute to the inspirational life she has led.

The Hugs for Health Foundation has established June 29 as National Hug Holiday, stating: “Hug Holiday is founded on the premise that hugs, friendship and volunteer support are vital components to the overall senior care plan.”

Imagine how our culture might change if we as parents and grandparents would spend more time praying for our families.

Depression. It’s a hidden problem for the aging. How one daughter stepped in to save her mother

Aging can be blessed with a rich store of memories. Fiercely hold on to them.

Discover how to talk with aging parents to plan for the future, including living arrangements, wills and more.

Find practical advice for caregivers dealing with loved ones who suffer from dementia, including Alzheimer’s.

Glen Campbell’s wife shares the singer’s brave battle with Alzheimer’s. Read Kim’s story.
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