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Daphne Davis

Aging Parents: How to Start That Senior Living Conversation

Daphne Davis from Pinnacle Senior Placements in Seattle, Washington joins Suzanne Newman on the Answers for Elders Radio Show to talk about family, starting those tough conversations about aging parents and senior living, and being guided by your highest family value.

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The Advocate’s Family: Working Together in Harmony

Excerpted from The Advocate’s Heart by Suzanne Newman If you are not the primary caregiver for your senior loved one, it is my hope that...

How to Avoid Burnout when Caring for Aging Parents

From The Dollar Stretcher: As a caregiver, you’re often faced with many responsibilities during your day. And with all those responsibilities, it’s easy to...

Why Hope Matters for Caregivers

I have never met a caregiver who doesn't struggle with accepting the reality of the situation that faces her. I don't think it's a...

Resentment, Caregiving and Your Spouse

Experiencing uncomfortable feelings as a family caregiver are normal,  but resentment is one of the worst and almost everyone experiences it, and yet, they...

Fall Prevention: Checking In, with Tracy Marcom

During Fall Prevention month, be a watchdog for your senior loved one. Tracy Marcom at Cascade In-Home Care asks: What is a family's role...
Daphne Davis

Siblings: How to Help Your Family Caregiver

Who will care for the family caregiver? Daphne Davis from Pinnacle Senior Placements in Seattle, Washington joins Suzanne Newman on the Answers for Elders Radio Show to suggest various ways to provide some relief for your family caregiver.

From Shocked to “We Don’t Have Time for Parkinson’s”

Lianna Marie, founder of AllAboutParkinsons.com, describes what it was like when her mom was diagnosed with Parkinson's: "I was in my mid teens at the time, and I had not noticed anything "wrong" with my mom, so when she told us she had Parkinson's disease, it was an absolute, complete shock."
Hailey Richman: Kid Caregivers

Kid Caregivers, Part 1

When Hailey Richman was 4 years old, her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Her grandmother was her best friend, and Hailey felt isolated....