Kathy Lawrence
4 ways you can celebrate your retirement
Collaborative Post Are you about to retire? Then this is likely to be a hugely emotional time as you transition into the next stage of your life. It’s important to commemorate this momentous occasion in a way that works for you. Not only will celebrating help you honour all the hard work you’ve done over […]
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Dementia and poor mobility are driving the demand for homesharing
It ca seem like an older relative who is finding living independently a little harder than it used is stuck for choices. They are a long way from needing a care home, or even a visiting carer. But they can’t get the tricky jobs done so easily – cleaning, cooking, perhaps even shopping. So does […]
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The Educational Benefits of Playing with Doll Houses
Collaborative Post From childhood memories echoing laughter to young ones’ focused faces today, doll houses have transcended time. As the tapestry of children’s playtime has transformed, these miniature abodes have firmly held their ground. At the same time, a doll house for kids might seem like a simple toy at first glance, but a closer […]
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Investment 101: How does market volatility affect investments?
Collaborative Post It is never too late to begin investing your money. In fact, investing can help many retirees to stretch their nest eggs as far as possible, and grow their pot of money intended as inheritance – provided that these investments are safe and stable, of course. That said, investment can be a difficult […]
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Simple Ways To Make Your Elderly Relatives’ Home More Accessible
Collaborative Post As relatives age, even family homes can present challenges in getting around comfortably and safely. By making smart modifications focused on ease of access, you can adapt their space to support independence and accommodate changing physical abilities. Here are straightforward tips for increasing accessibility. Improve Lighting Ageing eyes need more help than they […]
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The Keys To Reducing Inflammation
Collaborative Post Inflammation is one of the biggest reasons that we feel pain. When an area is inflamed or looks puffy, there is an excess amount of fluid that has swollen the area – and during that, it is pushed against the nerves, which causes pain. The pain from inflammation can be felt as throbbing, […]
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What is the UK Carers Leave Act and how will it help caregivers?
Every step in law that recognises the needs of caregivers is a step in the right direction. Sometimes they are small steps, and they arrive in law a long time after they’ve been announced. Such is the case with the Carers Leave Act 2023. It’s a definite positive, but it’s not huge, and it’s not […]
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4 Signs That Your Doctor Might Not Be Right For You
Collaborative Post The older you get, the more important it becomes to have a good doctor that you know for a fact cares about you. A doctor that will make an effort and will work hard to help you. Not every doctor out there is like that, but when you get one, there’s no doubt […]
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Healthy Aging vs Unhealthy Aging: A Guide to Embracing the Golden Years
Collaborative Post In today’s world, where people are living longer than ever before, understanding the dynamics of aging is crucial. Healthy aging, characterized by vitality and well-being, contrasts starkly with unhealthy aging, fraught with illness and discomfort. A staggering 85% of seniors aspire to embrace healthy aging, recognizing its potential to enhance the quality of […]
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4 top tips for older driver safety
Collaborative Post As we get older, our physical health and driving ability may decline, meaning we need to make changes to ensure our safety when on the road. As of this year, there is a record number of drivers over the age of 70 in the UK, rising by 212,000 motorists in just the last […]
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