When They Get Older is here to help. We’re sharing tips and experiences to give you support as you support your older relatives. Health and wealth, pastimes and pleasures, challenges and relationships – we talk about them all here.
When people think about mobility problems, they often picture obvious signs such as slower walking, stiffness, or difficulty getting around. While these are important indicators, some of the earliest signs can be much more subtle and easy for family members to overlook. According to Dr Punam Krishan, TV and NHS GP working with stairlift and […]
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A volatile mother who is constantly switching from best friend to worst critic can leave a caring adult child confused and disappointed. How can a daughter (or son) protect themselves from the heartache without walking away completely? Dr Lesley Trenner offers insights and ideas. Dear Lesley I’m 36 years old. I’ve always told myself my […]
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For many families, staying connected is more important than ever – especially when keeping in touch with older parents, relatives and friends through video calls, smart devices and home monitoring systems. But new research suggests that many UK households may be unknowingly slowing down their own broadband. According to new research from Uswitch broadband experts, […]
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For families supporting an older loved one with memory problems, news about new Alzheimer’s treatments can bring both hope and confusion. Many people have been following reports about so-called “breakthrough” anti-amyloid drugs — medicines designed to remove amyloid plaque from the brain, which has long been associated with Alzheimer’s disease. But a major new review […]
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