Monday, October 5, 2009
Talk to Your Parents--Especially if they Have Dementia
Keep your parents' brain cells stimulated, even if your mother says you talk too much!
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Keep your parents' brain cells stimulated, even if your mother says you talk too much!
Helping you help your parents
through their aging years.
As an attorney and elder care advocate, I coach and counsel families across the country on all elder care issues, independent/assisted/nursing home planning, sudden hospitilazation, and everything that comes up in between.
Basically, all the issues that we children run into when a loved one quickly becomes ill or the burden becomes something we must carry. We are here to support you! For more information on our services, please Email us! Also, PLEASE POST YOUR COMMENTS UNDER ANY POST. WE LOVE TO HAVE DIALOGUES HERE TO HELP ONE ANOTHER!
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Thanks and blessings, Jane Allison
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Helping you help your parents
through their aging years.
As an attorney and elder care advocate, I coach and counsel families across the country on all elder care issues, independent/assisted/nursing home planning, sudden hospitilazation, and everything that comes up in between.
Basically, all the issues that we children run into when a loved one quickly becomes ill or the burden becomes something we must carry. We are here to support you! For more information on our services, please Email us! Also, PLEASE POST YOUR COMMENTS UNDER ANY POST. WE LOVE TO HAVE DIALOGUES HERE TO HELP ONE ANOTHER!
Join me on Facebook or Twitter! And while you're here, please order your Free Reports and sign up for our Love Your Parents Newsletter--filled with helpful information you can't find anywhere else--by subscribing above or below.
Thanks and blessings, Jane Allison
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