Carolyn Rosenblatt is a Contributor at Forbes. She focuses on family and relationships, particularly issues surrounding aging loved ones, healthcare, and financial challenges faced by families. Carolyn is featured in Advisorpedia, NewsBreak, and Forbes.
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By: Carolyn Rosenblatt
It is not surprising that we find mental illness across all age ranges. Being over 65 is no exception.
Most of us recognize that legal means exist to assume control over an aging parent's finances when their health declines.
Holidays may bring you into face-to-face contact with your aging parents and other loved ones. Maybe you've been meaning to talk with them for future planning.
Do you ever feel ovewhelmed in trying to be available for your aging parents while trying to keep your own work/life/family together?
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It Happens With Aging Parents At A Distance Like many adult children with aging parents, the brother and sister in this true scenario were
Most people at or near retirement age will say they want to remain at home as long as possible.
AI is becoming more prevalent in healthcare. A new tool for helping families with a member who has dementia is now available from the Alzheimer's Foundation of America.
Aging parents can use threats, money and power plays to manipulate adult children. Recognize what this behavior means and what choices you can make to handle it.
It's uncomfortable. The idea that you have to tell your elders what to do or take over things for them seems strange.
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