by Bruce Cooper | Mar 5, 2026 | Aging
There are four specific areas in which I, as the sole caregiver, am experiencing difficulties with the advancing symptoms of dementia that my wife displays. They are: (1) Irregular Sleep Patterns, (2) Diminishing Nutritional Food Intake, (3) Consistent Taking of...
by Kurt Bennett | Feb 22, 2026 | Aging
Last post from the book of Acts we looked at the part of Peter’s sermon where he pleaded with his brothers to repent. (If you’re interested, you can check out our previous post here: Leaving the Path You’re On Is Hard (do it anyway) Acts 3:11-21) Today we’ll look at a...
by J.D. Greear | Jan 4, 2026 | Aging
A lot of us have a secret fear about heaven—namely, we’re afraid it’s going to be kinda lame. We imagine an eternal choir practice, a weird “floaty state” where we meander about in diapers, playing harps, shooting each other with Nerf arrows and sipping on...
by Don Schin | Jan 3, 2026 | Aging
There’s a moment in a man’s life—usually somewhere in his sixties—when the speed of everything seems to shift. The calendar doesn’t chase you the way it once did. The demands that pulled at you for decades quiet down. The world assumes you’re easing into retirement,...
by Bruce Cooper | Nov 9, 2025 | Aging
To Read the complete Dementia Blog Chick here. We’ve had a few successes as of late. The pills’ problem has been rectified and is working smoothly now. No problem usually in the morning, and the evening is working well with FaceTime with one of our sons. I take my...
by Josh Mulvihill | Oct 4, 2025 | Aging
My mother died from ALS ten years ago on June 11, 2008 (which also happens to be my wedding anniversary). Lots has happened in life since then and I sometimes wonder how my mom would respond if she knew all that happened in my life. I can see the shock on her face...