Kathy Lawrence
Working, caregiving – and menopause too? Trying times
The effects of the menopause on women in their middle-ish years is finally being recognised as an important issue that needs to be addressed. At last policy makers and employers are beginning to understand the challenge for many. Some effects are well-known – hot flushes, mood swings and energy fluctuations are all talked about. But […]
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Gifts for a First Birthday- More Freestyle than Compulsory
Collaborative Post Watching your child turn one year old is a milestone moment for any parent. It’s a time for reflection and celebration, and what better way to commemorate this special day than with a creative gift? Read on to know what gifts you should get them! 5 Creative Gifts to Give Your Child on […]
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Running a family business in 2023: What do I need to know?
Collaborative Post If you’ve recently been appointed manager of a family business, it might feel like there’s a lot to take in. Moving operations into new industries or offerings might be out of the question, so you’ll need to be able to adapt to the unique challenges presented in a family corporation. With the UK […]
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How To Make Money In Retirement
Collaborative Post Most people can’t wait to enjoy their retirement years. They plan what they will do for fun. They spend days budgeting their future expenses to know at what age retirement will be the most comfortable choice. However, there is no need to save up that much or postpone the retirement years. You can […]
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Tips on How to Write a Sports Event Review as a Retired Person
Collaborative Post Retirement should feel like a reward after a long life of working. However, it may get boring at times. Keeping yourself busy turns into a full-time job unless you find an appropriate hobby. One needs something easy to master, entertaining, somewhat challenging, and maybe even financially rewarding. Among all the things a retiree […]
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How to take care of your parents after a hospital discharge
Collaborative Post Leaving the hospital after an extended stay can seem like a relief. However, the process of being discharged from hospital can be extremely stressful, especially for older patients or those experiencing the physical after-effects of surgery. If you have elderly parents that have recently been discharged and you’re looking for reliable ways to […]
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Keeping prostates healthy and checking for problems
If you’ve a relative living with ‘prostate problems‘, you’ll know the pain and embarrassment they can cause. Here’s an explanation of what’s going on and why it’s important to get symptoms checked. What is a prostate? The prostate is a gland that sits underneath the bladder and surrounds the urethra, which is the tube that […]
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Benefits of professional indemnity insurance for businesses in the UK
Informative Post There could be instances where a service provider rendered their services to a client or offered free advice to a brand, but the service recipient suffered losses. In such cases, it is not unnatural for the disgruntled client to blame the service provider. This is where businesses in the UK and any other […]
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Medication adherence and old age
Collaborative Post Medication adherence is an essential aspect of patient care and is required for therapeutic goals to be met. The WHO, in its 2021 report on drug adherence, notes that “raising the effectiveness of adherence initiatives may have a considerably bigger influence on the health of the community than any improvement in specific medical […]
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Preventing or delaying dementia – what’s new?
Can we prevent dementia? Can we slow it down? Here are the latest reports and thinking about the progress being made in slowing down the onset of dementia. A 10-year study has come up with lifestyle advice for dementia prevention – and there are no surprises in there: a healthy diet; regular exercise; active social […]
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