Recently I boarded Delta flight in Portland, Oregon bound for Atlanta.   After all the baggage was safely stowed, all seat belts fastened, the crew made the perfunctory announcements and the plane taxied toward the runway.  We were off.  (Or so I thought.) The woman seated in front of me started ... Read More

Q. How do you make aging parents “happy”? How do I contend with all the gripes that nothing is good enough? A. The place to start is with accepting the fact that you are not and never will be powerful enough to make someone else happy. You may do things that please or displease your ... Read More

As a caregiver, you may be physically confined much of the time, but no one can put restrictions on where or how far your mind can go. Embrace the process of learning. Reading to expand your mind, developing a new skill, or even performing a routine task in a different way can be ... Read More

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