Stephen & Ruth
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Stephen’s hospice story is unique, because he’s still here to tell it. “I moved here to bury him in North…
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Don’t Forget to Call
My mother had a gift for writing poems. Through the years she would write them to share with family and…
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A Loving Tribute to Paul V. Bamford
Having battled pancreatic cancer for three years, my beloved husband of 49 years, Paul V. Bamford, was discharged from UNC…
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Six Ways for You to Save Money as a Retired Senior
Photo from https://unsplash.com Saving money is one of those tasks that is easy for some people but difficult for most.…
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5 Practical Time Management Tips for the Caregiver
Time management is probably the most needed skill for caregivers. If you don’t have such, chances are you find it…
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10 Tips to Keep Seniors Safe at Home
Whether you have a loved one, family member, friend, or neighbor who is growing into their sunshine years, it is…
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The Reality of Being a Caregiver
Pearls of Wisdom from One Caregiver to Another Assuming the role of responsibility can be very rewarding; however, there are…
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Why I Am An Organ Donor
Charlie’s stepson Anthony “Ryan” Hilliard had been shot. Following an agonizing trip to the hospital many miles from their home,…
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Caring For A Loved One: The Letter Each Caregiver Should Write
While caring for a loved one or following the death of a loved one, caregivers can create a path to…
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Six Ways Writing a Journal Helps Caregivers
Journaling as a past-time is making a comeback with advanced note-taking features on modern devices. In the past, people kept…
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