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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Happy Birthday Stella!
Today is a very special day for so many reasons. First and foremost it is important to me because it is Stella’s birthday! Happy Birthday Stella! Today we will celebrate your life which has touched many; a life I am … Continue reading
To have and to hold
I can’t tell you how many times I hear people of all ages say, ‘Well, this is my last pet. It is just too hard to lose them.’ Does this mean that they would rather be all alone and loveless, … Continue reading
Families know animals give love
Puppies are tough for some people to deal with while house training, but they do tend to make people smile – especially elders. Families with children and dogs know that a young life, be it a puppy or a small … Continue reading
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Tagged elderly, Puppy, Therapy dog, unconditional love, young children
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Stripping a senior of unconditional love
There are times when family members believe that caring for an animal is too much of a burden for a senior so they convince the senior to give up their beloved pet. If the family could only see the hurt, … Continue reading
Communication is the name of the game
When I think how scary it is for me to when I can’t get in touch with my parents (and they are not even old yet), I just know that it is equally as important for other families to be … Continue reading
The scary truth behind Alzheimer’s disease
This article was posted this morning in the Wheaton Patch. It shows what can happen (and thankfully there was a happy end to this story) when Alzheimer’s is suspected but not watched close enough: Missing Woman from Wisonsin Turns Up … Continue reading
Well wishes for Christmas Day
Hope all seniors had a great day today. Hope all their wishes came true. I wish I could have been there for each and every one of them, but I am also very grateful for the day with my family. … Continue reading
Merry Christmas ladies
Since Christmas comes in the middle of the week this year (2013), literally hump-day, many people have to work the day before and the day after; same with New Years. Thus, today will be my last day until Thursday and … Continue reading
Weather permitting
One thing that seniors always have to worry about, whether they have family present or not is weather conditions. It is typically difficult enough for seniors to get around without having to worry about rain, snow, sleet or ice – … Continue reading
Only a few days until families get together
I was very fortunate this weekend because I was able to get together with my family for an early Christmas celebration. I just pray that all my clients get that same opportunity – if only on Christmas Day. It is … Continue reading