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Today's Transitions publishes content to encourage exceptional living decisions.

01/14/2025

Need help managing your meds? Tap the link below to learn about pill boxes and tracking apps that can help you know what to take and when to take it. bit.ly/3OdhLbD

01/10/2025

"Since I was little, I was always bothered by the apology that followed my telling someone about my Grandma having Alzheimer’s. The sympathy they gave me felt entirely unwarranted. While I understood that Alzheimer’s was changing my Grandma, I never saw it as some villainous force taking her away. She wasn’t going anywhere." – Grace V. Carter

Read how to deal with some common questions or feelings children might have with someone living with dementia: bit.ly/3yrrN3f

01/09/2025

“One of my favorite baseball stories is the tale of Tommy John, who always kept pitching.” Bishop Bob Mueller shares about the powerful idea of growing stronger through adversity.

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01/08/2025

The days of caregiving and hours at home can get long. Or, perhaps you can’t be with your loved one during the day due to work or other demands. An adult day program might be just the thing your loved one needs to meaningfully pass the time while still living at home. Read how one program in Louisville allows for primary caregivers to have a break, while providing a place for older adults and adults with disabilities to have a place to go: bit.ly/4a9v35c

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12/30/2024

Keeping up with family and friends isn’t just about sharing updates; it’s about nurturing relationships, fostering joy, and enhancing well-being. These tech tools are designed specifically to help you engage with loved ones, even when miles apart.
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12/27/2024

“When someone in each of those four apartments opened the door, I simply said I was a minister in the area and thought I would just stop in to see them for a few minutes. The cordial welcome I received in every instance really amazed me. And it seemed to me that every one of them appreciated my coming and was genuinely glad to talk to somebody.” Read more from Bishop Bob Mueller about connecting with others and moving forward.
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12/26/2024

Is your loved one feeling isolated? Barriers such as illness, lack of mobility, social anxiety, the death of a spouse, and geographic distance from family can make loneliness hard to fight. Get support from these local organizations that help provide companionship at home.
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12/13/2024

❄️Our winter issue is here! ❄️ It’s all about how people are connecting in authentic ways, even as we fight the rising tide of loneliness in our modern world. Read about:
• How local neighborhoods are creating spaces for community
• How to make any gathering more meaningful
• How an adaptive sport allows almost anyone to compete
• Ideas to help an older loved one fight against isolation
• And much more!
This winter, let’s get together. 🥂
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12/10/2024

“For those living alone, be sure they have the essentials and a few treats to enjoy each day.” Here are some simple ideas for quick pick-me-ups you can send or drop off to bring joy.
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12/06/2024

“‘My friends have stopped asking if I want to join them because I have said I can’t so many times because I have no one to be with my dad.’
YOU can help. You can make a difference in someone’s life. I know it may feel awkward, or you might not know what to say or do. But paying a visit will not only be good for the caregiver – giving them a break will make a difference to the person they are caring for, too.” Read more practical ideas from caregiving expert Karen Stobbe: bit.ly/499Enny

12/05/2024

An experienced caregiver shares her expertise on the qualities to look for when hiring a caregiver for your loved one.
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12/04/2024

Imagine being able to wear headphones to listen to soothing classical music while you’re going through surgery. It’s possible, and this local organization is working to share the healing power of music.
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11/27/2024

From planning the schedule to ideas on inclusive activities, these tips can help you make holiday family gatherings a success for both your visitors and your loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia.
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11/25/2024

After a sudden family loss, Teresa Davis described a deep need to connect with someone who’d lived through this type of grief—and survived. “I needed them to show me how,” she says. Teresa eventually became the person she needed. This is how the “grief mentor” was born. Read more about her expert advice for walking through grief: bit.ly/3upLHgo

11/22/2024

Craving quiet in your life? Read Bishop Bob Mueller's thoughts on silence and where one can find it.

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11/21/2024

The “job” of a family caregiver can be frustrating, costly, and stressful. What can be done to help? Caregiving expert Karen Stobbe shares about the practical things that helped when she was caring for her parents.
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11/19/2024

What would make your home work better for you as you get older? Explore these tools and ideas that can extend the years you spend in the place you know and love.

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