2013-2014 Workshop Series: Stopping Elder Abuse

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Caregiver Heroes: Gabriella

Meet Gabriella, one of our Caregiver Heroes from the Passport to Wellness for Caregivers event in October 2012. Read More

Caregiver Heroes: Laarni

Meet Laarni, one of our Caregiver Heroes from the Passport to Wellness for Caregivers event in October 2012. Read More

Caregiver Heroes: Kathleen

Meet Kathleen, one of our Caregiver Heroes from the Passport to Wellness for Caregivers event in October 2012. Read More

Caregiver Heroes: Kerri

Art is a lucky man to have such a wonderful, loving granddaughter! Read More

My mother – THE PRINCESS!

Don’t get me wrong. I love my Mom, help her as much as I can, but she is driving me crazy. Read More

The May Long Weekend

Think again before giving one of your kids the benefit of buying the cottage at a discount, you will still be taxed as if you received full value for the cottage.

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The Top 5 Regrets of The Dying

by Joe Martino A palliative nurse recorded the most common regrets of the dying and put her findings into a book called ‘The Top Five Regrets of The Dying.’ It’s not surprising to see what made the list as they are all things that touch each of our lives as we struggle to pay attention to [...]

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What you need to know about hospital-acquired infections

My message is this: stay away from hospitals unless absolutely necessary—especially if you're an older adult.

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Seniors who help older seniors a ‘tremendous skilled resource’

More and more people over 60 are signing up to help older seniors

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Self-care is not selfish: Understanding preparatory grief and making plans for you

Preparatory grief is the process we go through when we are losing a loved one to a progressive, degenerative and ultimately fatal disease. It is different from the grief people experience when a loved one dies, in that it requires constant adjustments to ongoing changes and losses.

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6 inspiring stories of reinvention after the age of 60

From launching an acting career at the age of 60 to becoming a latter-day track and field star, Canadians are redefining what it means to be a senior citizen.

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