Help at Home during Cancer Treatment

The World Health Organization, http://www.who.int/en/, is observing World Cancer Day February 4, 2012.  New figures by the World Cancer Research Fund,( Ways to reduce your cancer risk), are expected to confirm that about a third of the most common cancers can actually be prevented by: Eating a varied and healthy diet Maintaining a healthy weight Regular physical activity Limiting […]

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Living to be 100 in San Diego

  I read a great article this morning about staying active and reaching your 100th birthday.  A report from the National Institute on Aging says “Living to 100 is becoming increasingly commonplace … In 1950, there were approximately 3000 American centenarians.  By 2050 there could be nearly 1 million.” It’s important to stay active and […]

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Caregivers feel Guilty

I read this article today and it made me think about how we can help ourselves and help our loved ones.   One thing we don’t want is to feel resentful and guilty.  We want the person we are caring for to feel loved and secure and to bring some joy back into their lives. […]

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What is an Assessment?

When you’re considering finding help for a loved one it is always important to find out what they really need.  You want to support their desire to stay in their home and you want them to be safe.  It is essential to identify risks and how we can reduce them.  Please read the following article […]

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Choosing Private Duty Home Care In San Diego

This week is National Caregiver Recognition and this month is National Home Care Month. We want to recognize those family caregivers who sacrifice so much to care for their loved ones. Our friends at Home Sweet Home Care, Inc. in Smithfield, Virginia posted this article and I wanted to share it with all my families […]

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