How to Budget as a Senior with a Fixed Income You might think that seniors fear death above all else. In fact, one of the biggest worries that older persons have as they age is running out of money during their retirement. It’s an understandable concern since you will no longer have a steady
4 Things You Need to Do to Make a Move After Losing a Loved One Thinking of changing homes after dealing with the loss of a loved one? It’s a personal decision that only you can make for yourself, but if you are careful with your planning, it could be just what you need
Two Years of Learning; Many Decades of Living I am about to celebrate my second anniversary as chaplain of Columbia Lutheran Home. The past two years have absolutely flown by. Why? I can think of three reasons… Residents - I've said hello and goodbye to dozens of residents over the last two years. Each
The Positive Side of Dementia - Alzheimer's I know this might be sacrilege in some circles to say such a thing - and trust me, as the caregiver for my dad who has Alzheimer's for many years, I wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. However, I'm wondering how often it's acknowledged that there
