Category: Seniors Helping Seniors® Jersey Shore North

Ask Her About 1961

Six questions worth asking on the next car ride, why reminiscing lifts mood when little else does, and the ten minutes of recording you will keep forever. You know her as your mother. You know…

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Nobody Asks How You’re Doing

The particular loneliness of being the family caregiver, when everyone in your life is concerned about the same person and it isn’t you. Everybody asks how your mother is doing. Nobody asks how you are,…

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Put the Pill Bottles on the Table Before October 15

The hour of prep that makes Medicare open enrollment simple, and the list you will be grateful for if she ever ends up in an emergency room. You can’t pick the right Medicare plan for…

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Cook the Thing She Used to Make

An hour in her kitchen where she is the one who knows. Why old skills and old stories outlast newer memory, and why it matters that she gets to be the expert. Not for her….

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You’re Not a Bad Daughter. You’re an Exhausted One.

What caregiver burnout actually looks like from the inside, and why respite care is maintenance on the only caregiver your mother has. You snapped at her on Thursday and you’ve been carrying it around ever…

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She’ll Say No to the Outing. Go Anyway.

Why she turns down the invitation on Wednesday and gets her coat on Saturday, and where to take her this fall without making it a production. Ask her on Wednesday and she’ll say she doesn’t…

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Stop Googling. Start Talking. How to Find Care You Can Trust.

Why the best way to find the right help for your parent isn’t on a screen You’ve been up since midnight, sitting in bed with your phone, searching “senior home care near me” and scrolling…

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There’s a Name for What You’re Doing. Nobody’s Checking on You.

Raising your kids and caring for your parents at the same time. What the sandwich generation actually costs the person in the middle, and what four hours a week gives back. You’re not failing at…

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Why Sunday Nights Are the Hardest for Family Caregivers

The weekly dread that nobody talks about It hits around six o’clock on Sunday evening. The weekend is ending. Tomorrow is Monday. And the whole cycle starts again. You’ll call your parent before work to…

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