Emergency Room Shuffle – Part 2 of Frank’s Story
In this month’s blog we continue with Frank’s story. Frank is the senior from last month’s blog who, despite everyone’s best intentions, ended up stuck
In this month’s blog we continue with Frank’s story. Frank is the senior from last month’s blog who, despite everyone’s best intentions, ended up stuck
Today’s blog will be the first of a series describing the journey through the healthcare system as an aging Canadian. For the purposes of privacy,
Does anyone else remember that commercial from the 1980’s for Life, the board game? https://youtu.be/zlNLc5fke7o “Oh why didn’t I buy insurance?”, says the 12 year
How many times have you read or been told that a lot has changed over the last two years? And what of ourselves? Have we
Want to get turned on again? Maybe it’s time to switch off that thing in your pocket. Hey! Hold Your horses! I meant your phone,
It’s not unusual for senior couples to have different health care needs. If the two remain at home, one often becomes a caregiver to the
In our January blog, we discussed the idea that somehow just being healthier can help us avoid needing any care in our senior years. It
Save the best for last? Not anymore. The time to wear the good stuff, drink the good stuff (before it turns to vinegar!), do all
There are a number of books and articles by respected writers and journalists, PBS television shows and Ted Talks, products, exercise regimes, diets and surgeries
You might want to hold onto this newsletter until after the holidays. It has been written in the spirit of “A Christmas Carol” in the
One of the greatest raconteurs of all time was Oscar Wilde. Known for his skilled sarcasm and witty bon mots, he was a much in-demand,
The recent leaking of the so-called, Pandora Papers, revealed that vast troves of money are held in off shore accounts from elite corners of business,
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