Những podcast Lori Williams hay nhất (2024)

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216. The Power of Communication in Caregiving: Seven Essential Strategies 23:39

2d ago23:39

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Being a caregiver is a demanding role, one that requires not just physical and emotional strength but also strong communication skills. It's about ensuring clear understanding, providing comfort, and facilitating coordination among everyone involved in the caregiving journey. Today, I want to delve into the seven ways that being a good communicator…

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215. Silver Squatters: The Financial Challenges Facing Generation X 13:26

10d ago13:26

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Have you heard about the term "Silver Squatters"? This interesting concept came to my attention when a friend texted me about it after hearing it on the Today Show. So, naturally, I did what anyone would do—I Googled it to learn more. When we hear "squatters," our minds typically jump to individuals taking over properties without paying rent. Howev…

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214. Replay: Adapting our home to be wheelchair accessible - what worked and what didn't 31:33

17d ago31:33

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How can you adapt your home and life to caregiving? Ever since my husband Mark had a stroke over Christmas, life has been one big learning experience. I knew about common caregiving struggles secondhand from my clients, but living it has been more impactful than I could ever imagine. My podcast producer, Ana Xavier, joins me to discuss life since M…

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213. Finding Faith and Joy in Caregiving: How My Faith Played A Pivotal Role Through My Husband's Stroke Journey 18:04

24d ago18:04

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Grappling with Faith When you're faced with a loved one's health crisis—be it a spouse, child, or parent—it's natural to question and confront every emotion you feel, including those tied to faith. Experiences like this can push some to lose faith, while others find their faith strengthened. Personally, during the two years since my husband Mark su…

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212. 10 Tips for Caregivers: Navigating Recovery with Hope and Realism 22:02

1M ago22:02

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What are the top 10 most frequent expectations of caregivers? Caregiving is a profound and often challenging experience and in this episode,I want to explore the intricacies of managing expectations when caring for a loved one recovering from a serious health condition. Drawing from my own journey as a caregiver for my husband, Mark, a stroke survi…

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211. It's not about you: why you need to be there for your disabled friend 14:36

1M ago14:36

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The Importance of Visiting Loved Ones with Dementia or Disabilities Visiting friends who have dementia or disabilities can be challenging. My husband, Mark, had a stroke, and it's been a journey for us. Initially, everyone was supportive, but as time went on, visits dwindled. It’s sad to see him feeling isolated, especially when his friends have st…

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210. 'He's doing WHAT at 96?' 36:43

1M ago36:43

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With a podcast called Aging in Style, it’s only fitting to welcome a guest who embodies the concept so fully. That’s why I'm welcoming Doug Brown: Great Depression baby, World War II veteran, and current refurbisher of computers … who is 99 years young. Though he’s nearly 100, Doug says he feels at least 20 years younger. His secret? Staying busy. …

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209. Are you Stroke Smart? 30:17

2M ago30:17

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When my husband had his first stroke on Christmas Day 2022, I wasn’t prepared for how much our lives would change. One moment, we were preparing a late dinner; the next, I was rushing him to the hospital. That night marked the beginning of a series of events that would redefine our family's routine and my role as a caregiver. Since then, I’ve learn…

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208. Dementia Journey from a Daughter's Perspective: Replay 31:17

2M ago31:17

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In this raw and touching episode of Aging in Style with Lori Williams, Kelli Sattler takes the guest's seat to reveal her mother's journey with Alzheimer's disease, and open up about how she navigated this sensitive time as daughter, wife and mother to three boys. Some of the most insightful tips from this conversation include -The warning signs of…

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207. How the Alzheimer's Association Safe Return Program is a lifeline for seniors with Dementia 14:12

2M ago14:12

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70% of people with Alzheimer's or another type of dementia will wander at some point in time due to poor short-term memory. ‘Wandering’ means getting lost by moving away from where they’re typically located, whether it’s driving or walking. This can be dangerous when they’re unable to find their way back and risk their safety or being taken advanta…

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206. How seniors can protect themselves against identity theft, personal data leaks, and online scams 24:29

2M ago24:29

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Dana Mantilia realized how critical it is for people to learn about cybercriminals, identity thieves, and scammers while creating her identity protection company. Criminals often prey upon seniors in particular by playing on their emotions and loneliness, creating a sense of urgency to get them to act fast. That’s why it’s important to have convers…

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205. Stroke updates: My husband's evolving recovery and how the book is changing lives 21:07

3M ago21:07

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Order my book: https://amzn.to/3Y41CxA Today, I want to share a personal update that has been close to my heart: the journey my family and I have been on since my husband, Mark, had four strokes starting on Christmas Day, 2022. This experience has taught me so much and I feel compelled to share it with you, especially if you're caring for someone c…

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204. 7 practical tips to follow when hiring a caregiver: Replay 17:43

3M ago17:43

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So, you decided your loved one needs a caregiver…what’s next? Where do you find one? How do you choose the right fit? I'm not only a senior living expert with 17+ years of experience in the industry, but I am also the primary caregiver for my husband who is a stroke survivor. I have the perspective of helping others find the right resources while n…

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203. What Is Speech Therapy, How It Benefits Memory, And How It Can Be Paid For: Replay 25:12

3M ago25:12

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What are the benefits of speech therapy to the brain? If you have a stroke or a traumatic brain injury, you might find yourself visiting a speech-language pathologist. Depending on your injury, this professional helps with different areas of cognition and executive functioning, like decision-making and problem-solving skills. Together you’ll work t…

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202: Baby Dolls and Dementia Patients: An Unexpected Match: The Grand Baby Project: Replay 58:51

3M ago58:51

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My loved one with dementia is anxious and agitated – what can I do? It’s common for those with Alzheimer’s to have challenging behaviors – maybe they’re terrified, aggressive, or not sleeping. However, when Tonja Moon’s family gave her grandma a baby doll, everything changed. Her grandma’s mood completely changed, and the baby became her purpose. S…

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201. My 7 steps to achieve a positive mindset: Replay 21:53

4M ago21:53

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How can you train yourself to have a positive mindset? Try the 7 steps to change your mindset. Your mindset can make or break a situation. If you look for the negatives, you’ll easily find negativity. If you can find the positive in it, positivity spreads. We can’t control what happens to us, but we can choose our response – and choosing to nurture…

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200. Surrounded by Love: Live Reading of my Book's First Chapter and Taking Audience Questions 40:42

4M ago40:42

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I am beyond excited to welcome you to the 200th episode of "Aging in Style." It's incredible to think that we've come this far, and I am so grateful for your ongoing support. This episode is particularly special for me because it coincides with the launch of my new book, "Surrounded by Love: One Family’s Journey Through Stroke Recovery." I launched…

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199. A Heartfelt Conversation With My Kids: Life After Stroke 29:21

4M ago29:21

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What’s the reality of life for children of stroke victims? When someone suffers a stroke, it’s common to get the perspective of a spouse or primary caregiver. But what about children who are younger adults on the cusp of life? When my husband Mark had 4 strokes that began on Christmas Day in 2022, my children Abby and Chris saw the horror unfold an…

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198. How 18 Months of Being a Caregiver To a Stroke Survivor Changed me, Plus Book Teaser 19:13

4M ago19:13

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How does caregiving change you? Since my husband Mark had four strokes on Christmas Day in 2022, the past 18 months have profoundly changed me. This journey through hospitals, rehabs, and endless challenges pushed me to a new level of toughness I never knew I had. While I never doubted my community, I’ve been pleasantly surprised at the love I’ve r…

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197. Aphasia 101: Causes, Treatment and Strategies for Caregivers 41:03

5M ago41:03

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What is aphasia and how is it treated? Discussions around aphasia have become more mainstream as celebrities like Bruce Willis, Dick Clark and Randy Travis have struggled with the condition. Aphasia is a neurological language disorder often resulting from injury to left side of the brain due to stroke, head injury, tumors, lesions, and more. It aff…

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196. The role of local Senior Placement Service and why you need one 20:58

5M ago20:58

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You may be wondering, “Why would I ever use a senior placement service? I don’t want to leave my house.” The truth is, many of us who work for senior placement services agree: We want you to stay at home as long as possible, if that’s what you want AND if it’s safe for you to do so! If you’re no longer safe or no longer wish to be at home, the good…

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195. How seniors can stay safe and hydrated during the summer heat 11:40

5M ago11:40

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Why are seniors more likely to get dehydrated? How can they stay safe in the summer heat? Summer is here, and with triple-digit heat in Texas, this means it’s a great time to revisit senior safety. Dehydration and heat stroke are big risks for older adults, so it’s important to stay informed and know how to lower your risk. First, it’s helpful to u…

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194. LGBTQ Resources for People with Dementia and their Support Circle: Replay 41:17

5M ago41:17

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There are an estimated 2.7 million LGBTQ people over the age of 50. With Alzheimer’s projected to affect 13 million people by 2050, we can anticipate this impacting many members of the LGBTQ population. In honor of Pride Month, Megan Rowe joins me to explain how Alzheimer’s uniquely impacts this population. As the former Senior Program Manager for …

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193. Stroke Prevention 101 with medical experts from Medical City Lewisville 41:20

5M ago41:20

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How can strokes be prevented? Our beautiful brain hosts millions of cells, however, every minute that our brain goes without proper blood flow, 1.9 million brain cells die. This statistic is incredibly significant and brings home the importance of quick action when stroke symptoms appear. In this episode, I’m thrilled to have two exceptional guests…

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192. Grieving someone who's still alive, and 3 tips to better manage it: Replay 31:50

6M ago31:50

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How can I cope when I’m grieving someone who is still alive? You always hear about grief when someone has died – but what about if they’re still alive? This is a scenario commonly experienced when a loved one suffers an accident or stroke, or has been given a life-changing diagnosis such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s. You grieve who they were and t…

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191. 6 Realistic Strategies To Help Caregivers Fight Burnout: Replay 24:14

6M ago24:14

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When talking to other caregivers, I found a striking similarity: Many of us felt ill-equipped after our loved ones were discharged from rehab. After my husband suffered a stroke on Christmas Day in 2022, I learned firsthand what many of my clients experience each day. Once he was released from rehab, I was given my husband’s medicine, told to insta…

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190. Mother's Day Gifts of Love for Moms who have Dementia 18:34

6M ago18:34

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Mother's Day is a special occasion to honor and celebrate the remarkable women in our lives who have lovingly served in the role of a mother figure. However, when your loved one is navigating the journey of dementia, finding the perfect gift that resonates with their unique needs and preferences becomes a heartfelt challenge. In this episode of Agi…

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189. Caregiving and family drama: Best strategies 31:00

6M ago31:00

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How can I avoid family drama when an elderly loved one needs care? Every family has its own conflicts and drama. This truth becomes more obvious when aging parents or loved ones need care due to dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other diagnoses where they require constant care. Old fights and hurt feelings resurface, siblings butt heads, and the stress of …

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188. CARFIT: The free program helping seniors stay safe behind the steering wheel 9:57

7M ago9:57

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How is CARFIT good for seniors? It’s important for everyone to be as safe as possible on the road, and CARFIT helps ensure you're in the best position to stay safe in your vehicle. I had the pleasure of welcoming Amanda Mills, RN, Trauma Program Manager with Medical City Lewisville’s to learn all about CARFIT events and how they can help the senior…

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187. Thoughts On Turning 60 And Aging Positively 28:29

7M ago28:29

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'What should I know to age well?' I just turned 60, and this has brought up a lot of thoughts. You might be surprised to hear none are negative, but that’s because I honestly feel blessed to be here. (Aging isn't a guarantee!) My life has been full of ups and downs, and many of my plans didn’t go exactly the way I wanted them to. Still, I can say i…

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186. Everything You Need to Know About Hospice 22:27

7M ago22:27

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What do I need to know about hospice? Hospice can be a scary word for people, but it’s important to understand. Karyl Thomas of Lori Williams Senior Services joins me to bring her 20+ years of expertise, including 3 years working in hospice herself. She shares 10 things you should know about hospice, many that correct common misconceptions around i…

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185. Dementia Friendly Nature Walks: A Guided Stroll in Nature with Persons Struggling with Memory Loss and Their Caregivers 15:47

7M ago15:47

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What’s a good local activity I can do with my loved one who has dementia? Isolation and stress are common issues for caregivers and their loved ones with dementia. One great solution to this? “Wellness in Nature” walks with Dementia Friendly in Denton County, Texas. To support this, the Denton County’s chapter offers nature walks in a program calle…

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184. Are Prices in Senior Housing Negotiable? 8 Insider Tips to Help You Get a Better Price 9:52

8M ago9:52

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Can I negotiate pricing in Senior Living? As an expert in the field of aging, I often come across common questions about senior housing and one that stands out is: 'Are prices in senior housing negotiable?' The answer is yes, in most cases! Research Comparable Communities When it comes to finding the right senior housing option, the key is to resea…

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183. Are Unlicensed Care Homes Legal? Scams, Red Flags, and How to Vet Licensed and Unlicensed Care Homes 20:18

8M ago20:18

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How can I find a reputable residential care home? It’s a horrible topic we don’t want to discuss, but it’s an important one: caregiver abuse. In Texas, there’s an investigation into alleged abuse occurring at residential care homes called Love and Caring for People. Police are now looking into the deaths of 13 people who have died in the care of a …

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182. Should grandma and grandpa move in with your family? Pros and Cons of this big decision 13:52

8M ago13:52

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Should I move an elderly family member in with me? Or should we look into senior living? This is a question I receive a lot. Before I dive in, it’s important to remember that every situation is different. Be sure to do what’s best for you and your family. But to gauge what’s right, I have a list of pros and cons for you to consider. Pros: · Living …

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181. 10 Ways To Keep Your Brain Sharp to Prevent Cognitive Decline: Replay 25:12

8M ago25:12

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How can I prevent cognitive decline? Try the Alzheimer Association’s 10 ways to love your brain The new year is underway, and many have begun new goals in physical fitness. Physical health is important, but an often-overlooked part of the body is our brain. Just like a workout regimen, there are everyday activities you can do to help your brain hea…

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180. Everything you need to know about Reverse Mortgages: Replay 31:16

8M ago31:16

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What should I know about reverse mortgages? True or false: If you move to a reverse mortgage, you will have to give up title to your home. False! You keep title to your home and continue to control the property, just as you would with a different type of mortgage. There’s no impact on your income taxes or credit at all, and actually, it can be a ve…

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179. Flower Mound Senior Prom: An Intergenerational Prom benefitting the YMCA 11:58

9M ago11:58

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What is the Flower Mound senior prom? We’re diving into a fun topic that I’m asked about all the time: the Senior Prom in Flower Mound. My producer Ana joins me as we discuss this successful community event. The senior prom started more than 10 years ago and was known as the ‘second time around prom’ for those who missed prom the first time around.…

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178. Can I bring my furniture to senior housing? Ask Lori 11:22

9M ago11:22

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“Can I bring furniture to senior living?” is a common concern many seniors face when transitioning to a senior community. Each location is different, but senior apartments, independent living, and assisted living communities allow you to bring furniture. If you’re moving to memory care or residential care homes, furniture is often provided or limit…

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177. The Essential Binder: Your ultimate resource to organizing your important documents! 52:24

9M ago52:24

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Why do I need an Essential Binder? It’s a godsend when families have all their information ready in case the unthinkable happens. You might remember our guest Lynne Von Villas in episode 39, “Getting organized! Creating a Binder of Essential Documents for Aging Parents.” She returns to the podcast to continue giving amazing advice on the critical i…

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176. Help! Mom isn't happy with her senior living community - what are my options? 18:13

9M ago18:13

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You’ve taken all the necessary steps to move your loved one into senior living - only to discover they don’t like it. What do you do if your loved one wants to move? As a senior living expert, I’ve seen this situation happen a few times and have tips to help: · To reduce your odds of choosing the wrong community, I recommend working with a senior p…

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175. What you need to know about being a long-term care advocate for your loved one 26:10

10M ago26:10

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Stroke recovery is a rollercoaster. It’s easy to think there’s just the stroke itself and the recovery afterward. However, we’re going to hit speed bumps. Just when I thought things were starting to get more stable, Mark got sick with a stomach virus and had a seizure on January 3rd. He was dehydrated and had a high fever, and seeing someone have a…

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174. Ask Lori: Veterans's Aid and Attendance program most frequently asked questions 11:10

10M ago11:10

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’m a veteran, can VA help me pay for senior living? You’re in luck. Did you know the VA Aid and Attendance benefit can help pay for some types of senior living? The VA has many different programs out there, so it can be a bit complicated. VA Aid and Attendance is specifically designed to help veterans who need assistance with activities of daily li…

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173. 5 reasons to use senior placement services, plus 3 determining factors to pick one: Replay 18:52

10M ago18:52

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Why should I use a senior placement service for myself or my loved one? There are 5 reasons to work with a senior placement service, and 3 things to consider when choosing the right locator service. When you’re researching senior living for yourself or a loved one, it can be a challenging and time-consuming process. Without help, you risk wasted ti…

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172. The 4 types of families we help in our senior placement service 26:37

10M ago26:37

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After 17 years in senior living, I've witnessed thousands of families navigating the emotional rollercoaster of finding the right care for their loved ones. Through it all, I’ve come to identify the 4 types of families: the deniers, the always-yes, the dysfunctional family, and the guilt-ridden family. And believe me, just about everybody fits into…

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171. How to fast-track social security disability (SSD) benefits 12:28

11M ago12:28

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Where do I go for help when applying for social security disability (SSD) benefits? If you‘re under 65 and become disabled due to a stroke or another setback that prevents you from working, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Today I’m sharing my experience of applying for SSD benefits for my husband, Mark, who had a …

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170. What 2023 taught me about stroke recovery, faith, and community support 19:22

11M ago19:22

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With Christmas just a few days away, it's been nearly a year since my husband Mark’s stroke. We weren't sure he'd make it, but he’s since defied the odds. Needless to say, it’s been a wild year of recovery with no shortage of curveballs! When I think about what I’ve learned this year, 4 themes come to mind: 1. The importance of my faith. Fear becam…

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169. Replay: 5 Tips for Communicating With a Loved One Diagnosed with Dementia 11:51

11M ago11:51

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What are some best practices to talk to someone with Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia? Though many people have loved ones with dementia, they don’t always know the best way to communicate with them. I often relay tips to people whose parents have dementia – and they often realize they’re not putting them into practice. My 5 tips can help you and yo…

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168: What a season of The Golden Bachelor has taught us about love, aging, and society 32:17

11M ago32:17

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What are some lessons from the reality show, The Golden Bachelor? My social media specialist Sarah Polan rejoins me to discuss "The Golden Bachelor," a spinoff of the dating reality show where a group of women compete to become engaged to a single man. In this version, the bachelor is a 72-year-old widower named Gerry Turner, a man looking for his …

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167. Ask Lori: Emelita's Closet: an update on how you can support our senior community 13:25

12M ago13:25

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What items are needed for a senior supply closet? I'm giving you an update on Emelita's Closet, which we launched back in January. Emelita's Closet is a donation closet where people donate gently used equipment for seniors, like walkers, wheelchairs, and shower chairs. We've been overwhelmed by the generosity of the community, and we're grateful fo…

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