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What to look for when hiring an Elder Law attorney

Legal problems that affect the elderly are growing in number. Our laws and regulations are becoming more complex. Actions taken by older people with regard to a single matter may have unintended legal effects. It is important for attorneys dealing with the elderly to have a broad understanding of the laws that may have an [...]

Straight Talk On Disabilities

Shelley Peterman Schwartz’s MS story, in two parts

Part 1: Your Grandkids Need the Truth

It was 1979 and Shelley Peterman Schwarz’s 33rd birthday was days away. Her doctor had just told her she had primary progressive multiple sclerosis, or MS. Her condition worsened, as did her ability to cope.

A writer, teacher and communicator, [...]

Getting Creative With Childhood Obesity

If you have a grandchild who is overweight or is struggling with obesity, you don’t have to be a nutritionist to be part of the solution. Overweight children are prone to low self-esteem, negative body image, depression and anxiety. They tend to withdraw from the world and eat more when they feel bad about themselves. [...]

A Secret Code For Social Networking With Your Grandkids – Facebook Faux Pas

Margie White lives in Estherville, Iowa – four hours away from her six grandchildren – but that hasn’t stopped her from enjoying her grandson’s latest concert or laughing at all the kids’ antics. How does Margie stay connected to her grandchildren over such a distance? The answer is free, fast and fun: Facebook! Margie says, [...]

Babysitting Overnight – Think Like A Boy Scout

“JoAnne, what the heck is a ‘Binky’?” “Suzie’s screaming for it, and I’ve tried everything.” “Beats me, John. I haven’t a clue.” “It’s her pacifier, Granddad. She won’t go to sleep without it.” “Thanks, Joey. Now tell me why your brother’s not eating his spaghetti.” “You have to take the meatballs out. He won’t eat [...]

Fear of Philanthropy (Avert Your Eyes)

Peter Singer is famous for posing a stunningly difficult question, paraphrased as, “If you are walking by a pond and you see a child drowning, do you save her? What if it means ruining a very fancy pair of Italian shoes?” Okay, if we assume the answer is yes, then why not spend the cost [...]

Grade A With The Grandkids – Ken and Margie Blanchard on Appreciating What’s Important

To millions of people worldwide who have read his books, attended his seminars or sat in his classroom over the past three decades, Dr. Ken Blanchard is an iconic thought leader in the fields of leadership and management, a sophisticated storyteller who deftly uses sports metaphors and allegory to entertain, rivet attention and drive home [...]