Every stage of life has its joys and challenges. Some people believe that once we reach a certain age, our expectations lessen and we no longer look forward to each day with optimism and gratitude. […]
Nothing makes a parent more proud than to hear someone else brag on your kid. Typically, a parent’s response is something like, “Are you sure we are talking about the right kid?” As we all know, behavior is often different at home than it is when they are out on their own and, thank goodness, most of them mind their p’s and q’s and wind up making us proud. […]
Often, while discussing the concerns and desires that people have about their teeth and smile, it is discovered that many of their issues are in need of evaluation and treatment that is comprehensive in nature. Tooth-by-tooth management of dental needs is not necessarily inappropriate. […]
In hospice, you will find hope for living every moment fully until the end of life, hope for relief of pain and symptoms, hope for freedom from isolation, loneliness, abandonment, and loss of control, and hope for the completion of personal goals and a life well-lived. […]
Dementia––When should you be concerned about your short-term memory? Courtesy Kerry Mahan, MD, Denton County LIVING WELL Magazine Have you misplaced something lately and wondered if you should be concerned about your short-term memory? Every […]
T. Boone Pickens is a man who has never been afraid to take calculated risks. Pickens is the first to admit that you often have to take risks to get rewards. In his own words, “If you want to really get rich, you got to stick your neck out.” However, Pickens has always hedged his bets in one area – his health. […]
Is your attorney proactive on your behalf or, for lack of a better term, is he simply active? It’s an important question. The vast majority of attorneys practicing today are hardworking individuals with a special skill set that allows them to be excellent problem solvers. The issue is what approach they take to solve the problem that creates different levels of service and solutions for you. […]
“Should I stay in my home or should I consider moving to a senior community?” This is a tough decision and there are many reasons why one starts to consider the options. […]
If a woman in her 30s experiences painful burning when she urinates, she likely has a urinary tract infection (UTI); however, an elderly person with a UTI rarely has clear symptoms and might not experience pain or discomfort at all. […]
There are normal changes as we get older. Eyesight and hearing declines, reflexes tend to slow down, and there is less coordination and muscle strength to take action in avoiding a fall. In the elderly, this increases the risk of serious injuries that may cause you to go to a hospital or even threaten your ability to live on your own. […]
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