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10 Things Your Wife Wishes You Would Say
There’s an idea fairly common in our culture about the woman’s mind. Television shows, magazines, movies, and songs make reference to this great unknown – what does a woman want? What is she thinking? Men seem perplexed by the complexities of our spaghetti minds. You’ve heard that term, right? Men’s minds are like waffles; compartmentalizing thoughts into boxes. Women’s minds are like spaghetti; our thoughts connecting all over the place.
5 Ways Senior Women Can Be a Blessing to Others
Senior and seasoned women in the church hold such powerful blessings for younger women! Far too often, we are unaware of the life-changing blessing we can be to others. Just a handful of the right words can inspire hope and faith in a younger woman that spills over into her family and kingdom calling. Just the right words can safeguard a younger believer from struggles and temptation.
23 Best Personalized Gifts for Grandchildren
Being a grandparent brings endless opportunities to create memories with your grandchildren. One of the best and easiest ways to show them how special they are is through personalized gifts. Here are 23 personalized gift ideas that celebrate your grandchildren’s individuality while making them feel truly loved.
Are Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing Facilities the Same Thing?
Their similarities often outshine their differences. Because of this, the two are frequently confused with each other.
Managing Changes Beyond My Control As I Age
As we age, for many of us anything that involves change begins to look more and more like an unwelcome intruder. External life issues (i.e., the economy, health issues, Mother Nature, technology, etc.) have begun affecting the way we live and limiting our choices. All too often, we are prevented from things being the way we want them to be because of changes that are beyond our control.
Sleep-Wake Cycle Running Off the Rails
You say you’re desperate to enjoy a better night’s sleep? Know that a lot of folks are right there with you. According to a recent survey by the Sleep Foundation, “more than a third of U.S. adults slept worse in 2023” than they did in previous years, even though people are spending lots of money trying to achieve more satisfying shuteye, spurred on by “more awareness of how poor sleep impacts physical and mental health.”
What Seniors Need to Know about Sarcopenia and Losing Muscle Mass
Ever heard of sarcopenia? It’s the gradual loss of muscle mass that can occur with aging. Some 15% of people over the age of 65 and 50% of people over 80 suffer from it. But you or your loved ones don’t have to be included in that group.
Best Adult Day Care Near Tampa
If you want to find the perfect adult daycare center, you’re already in the right place. We’ve done our homework and found the best options near Tampa!
18 Unique Retirement Communities for Senior Living
A niche retirement community is one that focuses on a specific interest or lifestyle. It might cater to creatives, academics, or even RV enthusiasts. There are various niche retirement communities tailored to different interests. Here are 18 niche retirement communities to explore.
Reverse Mortgage After Death: What Happens?
Reverse mortgages are designed to be repaid only when the home is sold or the borrower passes away. This means that surviving family members may be responsible for repaying the loan balance, which can be a financial burden. To lessen these risks, a well-crafted estate plan should be in place. Here’s everything else you should know about a reverse mortgage after death.
Trusts in Estate Planning: 6 Things You Need to Know
Creating a well-crafted estate plan often involves establishing a trust. A trust is a fiduciary relationship where you give a third party, the trustee, the authority to hold and manage your assets on behalf of the trust’s beneficiaries. Trusts are versatile and can be used in many ways. They can reduce estate taxes or help you control your finances, for example. Here are 6 more things you should know about adding trusts to your estate plan.
Alzheimer’s Drug Downer
People with Down syndrome have the highest prevalence of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Roughly 30% are diagnosed with the neurological condition by their 50s. They have over a 90% chance of developing dementia from Alzheimer’s in their lifetime.
3 Ways Seniors Can Overcome Loneliness Through Faith
These days, isolation is pretty much an epidemic. We’re more connected electronically than ever but still, we’re suffering with more loneliness. It’s strange.
Social Security COLA for 2025
In mid-October every year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its much-anticipated report on changes (usually increases) to the Consumer Price Index over the past 12 months. Why is this little esoteric government report so popular? Because for the past 50 years, it’s the report that determines the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) that Social Security beneficiaries will get the following year.
A Prayer for What to Do When Someone You Love Dies
Death leaves a void, a blank space, an immobile darkness. We are surrounded by the ghosts in our minds and speak to them there in the memories. But it seems so hopeless. They aren’t really there. As my mum says, you seemingly become just a photo on the wall.
A Prayer to Be Less Sad Today
A Prayer for When Your Marriage Needs Help
A Prayer for When You Are Worried
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