Month: September 2016

Caregiving for an individual experiencing Alzheimer’s Disease or a related dementia is a major commitment; a commitment characterized by a constellation of emotions, every one of which is valid and normal. One might expect to feel sad, depressed, and helpless. Anger, guilt, confusion, and emotional exhaustion are also feelings a caregiver might very well experience. … Continued

In the twenty-first century, the way in which we identify ourselves is a matter of much discussion; in politics, in the world of business, in religion, the armed services, and the community at large. Many discussions of late are actually around the concept of “self-identification” as a basic human right.  Let’s explore, for just a … Continued