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When you make the important decision to receive home health care for a loved one with a terminal or chronic illness, you will need to plan how you inform other members of the family. If there are children in the home, that communication can be tricky to navigate. Children are perceptive and will sense that […]

Hunger affects people from all walks of life; hunger does not discriminate according to age, race, ethnicity, or geographical location. The United States is currently seeing a historically high rate of food insecurity with 1 in 8 people struggling with hunger, according to Feeding America. While consumer prices have been on the rise, many people […]

The holiday season can give rise to a mix of emotions, especially for individuals who are sick or are caring for someone who is sick. It can be hard to embrace the seasonal cheer of the holiday season. If you’re struggling with the stress of festivities on top of dealing with an illness, you may […]

Caring for a loved one can be difficult for both the caretaker and their family member. When you are a caregiver, it is crucial that you take care of yourself. Under normal circumstances, sleep and downtime are necessary for the body and brain to recover from life’s daily stresses. When you add the stress of […]

Why Get the Vaccine? As someone caring for a sick or disabled family member, you may have so many responsibilities that you put off caring for yourself. One thing you should not postpone is getting a flu shot. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that everyone over the age of six months receive […]