Senior Safety in the Bedroom

Your safety, or the safety of your loved one, is so important! Sometimes the way people have always lived can become a safety hazard as they age. Things like rugs, candles, and electrical cords that used to not get a second thought are now things that need to be...

Living at Home with Dementia: Personal Hygiene

Sometimes what we think is a simple task, isn’t that simple at all. Asking someone with dementia to brush their teeth may feel like a marathon of steps they may no longer understand. Use the following tips to help your loved one suffering from the effects of dementia...

A Glimpse of Heaven

It was my honor to interview 14 residents recently, all of which are 100 years old or older. Their powerful insights represent over 1,400 years of wisdom. These centenarians endured the Great Depression, fought in World War II, and saw more change than any generation...

Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord

Maury Lehmann had an early start in the Christian music industry. Born on March 23, 1924 in Chicago, his father and brother were choir directors and his sister was an accomplished pianist. During the Great Depression, his father had a steady job with Lorenz Publishing...

Seven Exercises for Arthritis

Are you suffering from the pain of arthritis? While the pain may keep you from wanting to move, studies show that moderate exercises have shown a significant impact on the overall well-being of adults with arthritis. There is hope for you! Try one of the following...