#9- What never, EVER to do when choosing care for your parents…
What never, EVER to do when choosing care for your parents… And... what puppies have taught science, about the power of healing. Plus… This week’s survival tip is… yellow and crooked?
#8- Diane tackles the subject of Geriatric Resilience.
What causes some people to keep bouncing back, while others give up at the first sign of struggle? This week, Diane tackles the subject of Geriatric Resilience. Plus... a down and dirty survival tip.
#7- Can a person really die of loneliness?
Can a person really die of loneliness? This week Diane discusses new scientific research that reveals some startling discoveries. Plus, this week’s counterintuitive survival tip that could get you into hot water.
#6- It’s called Hospital-based delirium and it can be deadly…
It’s called Hospital-based delirium and it can be deadly… This week, Diane reveals the symptoms, the surprising causes… and what you can do to prevent it from happening.
#5- Parents can obsess over the smallest things. Here’s what to do…
As our parents get older, they tend to obsess over every little thing… it can make them anxious and depressed… and it can drive us crazy. This week, Diane shares the causes… and some highly unusual solutions.
#4- Three Warning Signs That Can Signal Something’s Wrong
Our Appetites naturally change with age… But these 3 warning signs can signal something’s wrong. Plus… the solution to your parent’s lack of appetite just might be covered in fur.
#3- Why your GP might not be the best doctor for your aging parents
Children have unique health needs… But so do the elderly. Diane reveals why your GP might not be the best doctor for your aging parents… and what you must know before shopping for a new doctor.
#2- Accident Proofing Your Parents Home
The story of a tragedy which could have been avoided. Plus... Diane shares expert tips for accident-proofing your parent’s home.
#1- Overcoming Caregiver Guilt
Being the child of aging parents can have its challenges. This week, Diane responds to a daughter’s heartfelt cry for help….