This isn’t my first post about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day or WEAAD for short. It’s an annual post for me on this day...
Category Archives: Dementia and Legal Capacity
For this first post of June, I am revisiting a topic that has been discussed in previous posts: Alzheimer’s (or other forms of...
My posts about reporting elder abuse remain my most popular among readers and since it’s been a while since I’ve written on the topic,...
I read with interest Heather Snyder, Ph.D.’s blog post from December 28, 2016, titled “Alzheimer’s Falls More Heavily on Women Than on Men.” She...
I was reading a list serve post yesterday that told of the member’s father (a retired attorney in another state) who got a call...
Last week I was driving from my office in Littleton to my dental appointment in southeast Denver. I took a familiar route, proceeding...
For this last post of June, I wanted to circle back on the importance of raising awareness of elder abuse. You can read the...
Yesterday morning I attended the Colorado Guardianship Association bimonthly education program at Porter Place. It was an excellent panel on a very interesting topic: ...
Say what? You mean that social dancing makes you smarter? Why yes, smarter in the sense of maintaining what we’ve got as we grow...
Aging is a process. The fact is that most of us, especially my age cohort (the Baby Boomers), really don’t like to think...