What if our bodies came with a hidden "reset" button which could erase cellular damage, stimulate tissue regeneration, roll back aging, and cure a host of debilitating and deadly diseases? Sounds like something out of science fiction, right? But a new branch of science seems to hold promise for scores of
On this episode of Parents Are Hard To Raise, Diane answers listener emails about stress, caregiver guilt and chronic UTIs… Plus some life lessons about resilience from an eighty-something who’s willing to just let it all hang out. Links Want more information on infections... Listen to Episode 23
On this episode of Parents Are Hard To Raise, Diane outlines what to look for when hiring a live-in caregiver. Plus… Could this inexpensive, over-the-counter pain pill be the answer to Alzheimer’s Disease? Links Here's the link to the Ibuprofen Article Take Diane with you
In this very special episode of Parents Are Hard To Raise, Diane talks with two accidental celebrities—her Parents Annette (age 89) and Joe (age 90) AKA “Cuff and Link”—about life, aging and their advice for children of aging parents. Links Take Diane with you
What do you do when “Plan A” backfires and you’re thousands of miles away? This week on Parents Are Hard To Raise… Diane gives her best advice to long distance caregivers. Plus… This is NOT what you want to see in Adult Daycare. Links Take
Neuroscientists are suggesting... if started early enough, a daily regimen of ibuprofen can prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease. By Diane Berardi Gerontologist and Radio Talk show host of Parents Are Hard To Raise Available on demand on iHeart Radio A Vancouver-based research team led by Canada's most cited neuroscientist, Dr. Patrick McGeer, has
This week on Parents Are Hard To Raise… Diane confronts the question: Why Me! What to do when life becomes unfair. Plus… What’s behind the mysterious spike in Vasectomies in the month of March, every year in America? Links Take Diane with you and listen
It’s happening the world over… generations a world apart are coming together, living together and bonding together. Could this be a solution to the world’s growing eldercare crisis? This week on Parents Are Hard To Raise, Diane shares her thoughts on Intergenerational Living. Links Take
This week… A frustrated listener’s plea for help with a control-freak father who is doing whatever he can to undermine the care of his spouse… And, Diane’s surprisingly counterintuitive advice. Plus… A Florida senior uncovers a unique strategy for beating long Emergency Room Waiting Lines…police later recovered the stolen ambulance in
By. Beverly Nelson When you live far from your senior parents but you still have to manage their care, you’re fighting an uphill battle. Mom doesn’t want to leave her home, but you have your own work and family obligations that need tending, and you can’t just go to her. It might seem
