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Written by Elinor Fritz RN, MA
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
Q: What do I need to know when I’m searching for a nursing home for my loved one when I need a rest or cannot provide care any longer? A: There are many avenues to explore when seeking nursing home placement for your loved one even if it is only for short term care ......This is usually a very stressful and emotional time for both the family member and the caregiver. Many times these decisions have to be made quickly because your loved one is being discharged from the hospital and needs more care than you can provide at home. You have to anticipate .... Be first to comment this article |
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Written by Jackie Pinkowitz, M.Ed.
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Friday, 11 April 2008 |
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If ever there was the perfect time & the perfect author to write a book entitled Every Generation Needs a New Revolution, How Six Generations Across Nine Decades can Find Harmony and Peaceful Coexistence, the time is now and the perfect author is our dear Cafe friend, Linda Thompson.  In spite of her breakneck schedule, Linda managed to drop by the Café for five minutes last night to give Jeff, Natalie, Sharon, & I a few morsels from the intergenerational food for thought that we will all find in her latest book: “While researching mounds of material, I read page after page about the corporate brain drain (Boomers who are choosing to retire), and the lack of competent young people to replace them. We are being bombarded with news about the Boomers and retirement. On the other hand we’re also hearing all about Generation Y (those ‘kids’) who have no sense of work ethic, no respect for their elders, no sense of appropriate dress, and certainly no loyalty to their employers.  Perhaps it’s because I’m a Boomer who never really grew up, but I understand both sides of this picture.... Be first to comment this article |
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Written by Jackie Pinkowitz, M.Ed.
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008 |
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Our dear friend and colleague Dorothy Northrop from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society dropped by the Café early this morning to wish all of us a magnificent March. Her sunny smile and exuberant spirit epitomize the caring, optimistic attitude that Dorothy brings to her leadership role within the Research & Clinical Programs Department of the Society. And she came bearing news for all who have MS, or are caring for a loved one with MS, or have a dear friend dealing with it: NMSS is moving forward with incredible momentum to help families connect and stay connected to our great big moving world; and
They’re looking for you to Join the Movement so you can move forward with momentum too….
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