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Grambling kicker returns after helping ailing father
Marc Orozco was on verge of being an All-American before leaving Grambling to help his ill father.
Helping Others Is The Key To Longevity, Study Finds
Here's why you shouldn't feel guilty asking Grandma to babysit.
Why America’s Fathers Aren’t Living Up to Expectations
We must encourage more dads to be caregivers at home
Helping Seniors Stay Cool: Top 10 Tips
High temperatures can be dangerous for seniors and older adults. These 10 tips help seniors stay cool in and out of the sun.
How one nursing home is helping its residents regain a sense of purpose.
Four Important Tips for Helping Your Senior Be More Active
Home Health Care in Westfield IN: Getting even a little more active can make a big difference for your aging family member.
Helping Kids Cope When an Ailing Grandparent Moves In
When an elderly relative moves in it can cause strain on the family, but there are ways to make it easier on everyone involved.
10 Things My Father Was Right About
Men Learn "Toxic Masculinity" From Their Friends, Not Their Fathers
According to new findings from a team of researchers in Australia
What My Father’s Death Taught Me About Long-Term Care
KAREN LINCOLN: It's not the load that breaks you down, it's the way you carry it. This saying suggests that good decision making and careful planning can help you deal with some of life’s challenges.
Can Psychedelic Drugs Cure What Ails Us?
Michael Pollan's book argues that 'white-coat shamanism' and a little acid may help
How to offer real support to someone with a mental illness
Helping someone quiet the disturbing inner voices or repair a fractured mental state takes care, and time.
Dave Ramsey: Is it too much of a burden to help an ailing parent?
Do you believe the adult child of a senior citizen, who is physically and mentally healthy but has neglected to plan for retirement, should be burdened with providing financial assistance
How Do I Explain Alzheimer's To My Children?
"My father has early-stage Alzheimer's disease. How do I tell my kids about this?"
What Do I Owe My Free-Spending, Hard-Luck Parents?
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on helping spendthrift parents and going against your father’s will when he has late-stage dementia.
Are Antidepressants Helping or Hurting?
Researchers conclude antidepressants do not help patients with mild to moderate depression much more than an inactive placebo. Read more at BeWellBuzz!
What Can I Do to Increase My Happiness?
The “Father of Happiness Economics” Richard A. Easterlin offers prescriptions for making people happier in this excerpt from his latest book An Economist’s Lessons on Happiness.
100 Lbs Later: How I Dance Away Life’s Challenges
"I was brought up in an abusive home because of my father. When I was 9, he went to prison and I had to begin telling people my story. Food became my comfort and all through my teenage years I struggl
Is the A.D.H.D. Diagnosis Helping or Hurting Kids?
André da Loba<br>The skyrocketing number of children with attention deficit disorders has led some pediatricians to question whether the diagnostic criteria for them — which is necessary for medication prescriptions and disability accommodations — is too subjective . Some children may be over-diagnosed and over-medicated, while others who fall short of the diagnosis go unsupported<br>Are attention deficit diagnoses helping or hurting kids<br>Our current…
Are They the Answer to Helping Seniors Fight Dementia?
Brain games can help our senior loved ones win the battle against dementia, right? Or can they? Recent reports are mixed on whether brain games are effective at stimulating our brains and keeping dementia at bay. We can help fight decline in our brain fitness by making healthy lifestyle choices.
