Excerpt taken from the New York Times article written by Catherine Pearson “Ann Brenoff didn’t worry when her dogs returned from a walk without her husband in 2015. He often dropped their leashes and let them race up the steep driveway to their home in the canyons of Los Angeles. “But after 20 or 30 …
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Join us on October 12, 2023 for a fundraiser with California Pizza Kitchen. Bring in our event flyer or mention CaringOn on your visit and California Pizza Kitchen will donate 20% of all food and beverage sales on your check to CaringOn. Purchases include dine-in, takeout, online, catering, and orders at CPK.com when you enter …
This is an excerpt from the New York Times article “The High-Wire Act of Caregiving and Saving for Retirement” written by Constance Sommer “Tara Driver would love to retire before age 70. But it’s not going to be easy. The 51-year-old’s finances are still recovering from the hit they took more than a decade ago, …
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Excerpt from the article in “The New York Times” written by Michelle Cottle on September 6, 2023. Most people don’t like to think about growing old. But when asked, most Americans 55 or older say they want to do so at home. The appeal is understandable. Aging in place, surrounded by familiar places, faces and memories, …
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Excerpt from the article in “The Hollywood Reporter” written by James Hibberd on August 15, 2023. Emma Heming Willis posted a candid update about her struggle amid her husband Bruce Willis’ dementia battle. The Willis family publicly revealed in 2022 that the 68-year-old Pulp Fiction star was diagnosed with aphasia and was retiring from acting. Since then, Heming …
This is an excerpt from the Outkick article written by Amber Harding “Some things are way more important than baseball. Veteran MLB pitcher Chad Kuhl announced Friday he would be taking time away from the sport while his wife, Amanda, battles breast cancer. He also thanked fans on Instagram for donating in his drive to help others …
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This is an excerpt from the Baltimore Sun article “Dementia’s greed: The condition claimed my mother’s personality and my father’s happiness | GUEST COMMENTARY” written by Gregory Tucker. “Dementia in its various forms is rarely satisfied with only one victim in a family. In mine, it has claimed both parents, though only Mom has been …
This is an excerpt from the article The Agony of Putting Your Life on Hold to Care for Your Parents written by Jaeah Lee for the New York Times. Randi Schofield tried her best to not dwell on all the ways her life changed, on the pieces of herself that got lost in the shuffle. …
Excerpt taken from the New York Times article by Lynya Floyd A comprehensive plan should list daily needs and designate a person to handle them once you or a loved one falls ill. It can be incredibly detailed, stipulating who will do grocery shopping or household chores, who will ensure medications are taken and prescriptions …
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November is National Caregivers Month. It’s a time when we remember the people who give medications, prepare meals, clean houses, provide companionship and comfort to those who need it most. As we near the season of giving thanks, we hope you will think of us with a gift to fund the mission of CaringOn in …
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