Parents who welcome children into the world usually have quite a bit on their hands. They need to adjust their life to accommodate their new child, which includes taking a look at their future. Many new parents would rather not think about what could happen if they are no longer there to care for their […]

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According to the World Health Organization, someone is diagnosed with dementia roughly every three seconds. That can be an alarming fact to think about, especially if you have aging parents or loved ones, or a family history of dementia. However, being on the lookout for the symptoms of dementia can help you ensure your loved […]

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There are two topics that many individuals do their best to avoid talking about: money and the end of their life. This was clearly shown in a 2016 study conducted by Fidelity Investments. The study found that many families disagree about when it is necessary to discuss finances and end-of-life concerns. And nearly 43% of parents […]

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Anyone who grew up with siblings understands how easy it is to fall into the same patterns of their childhood, even when they are adults. The oldest siblings might still tease the youngest, and the youngest might quickly become defensive and upset. You may think that you leave these patterns behind when you are an […]

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Being a caregiver can often feel like another full-time job. It is usually an unexpected duty that takes up most of your time and can leave you feeling incredibly stressed. Of course, this does not overshadow the love you have for your elder who needs care, whether it is a parent or a grandparent. But […]

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