People Newspapers “Why Grandma Gets Scammed”
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The Senior Source’s Beat The Heat Is Providing AC Units And Extra Help For Sweltering Seniors
Published by My Sweet Charity | May 31, 2023 The thermometer is inching its way upward to a North Texas heat wave. Experts are literally sweating it out that this year’s summer could be a record-breaking scorcher. While some will while away the problem by getting out of town to cooler place, and others will
Living with Disabilities More Than a Third of Older Americans Have at Least One
Published by SilverCentury.org | April 5, 2023 By some estimates, as many as 60 million Americans of all ages are living with a disability. About 36 percent of people aged 65 and older report having at least one disability, according to the US Census. Rates of disability increase greatly in very old age; the majority
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Paid Caregiver Torments Family
CBS 11 I-Team turns to our Elder Financial Safety Center for expert advice when a North Texas family battles months of torment, theft and threats from a hired caregiver. The tips he gives may save others from being victimized.
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A Legacy of Caring
My mom, Patsy Dwight, was the primary caregiver for my grandmother, Ruth Braddock, over the last few years. Both have had a profound impact on my life, and both are amazing women. Seeing the time, effort, stress, struggles, and happy times too that go into caring for a parent (or any loved one)has opened my
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Planning for the Future
My amazing Mother. The main reason I moved in to working in the field of aging was because of my experiences with my Mother. I was an only child and my Mother was an older Mother and a very astute person when it came to finances and health care. Early on she made plans for
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