Pamela D. Wilson, MS, BS/BA, CSA, NCG, CGThe prevalence of chronic disease in the United States is skyrocketing. Diagnosis occur with little or no explanation by physicians of the long-term effects of the disease. Aging adults—of all ages—refuse to act on physician... Read more
Decline in the ability to complete activities of daily living is a sign that an aging adult may benefit from assistance to support well-being and safety. Activities of daily living are tasks that most of us complete each day with ease. For example, eating or taking... Read more
When asked how old they feel specific to health and aging, many senior citizens report a number lower than their actual age. This self report confirms a positive attitude and belief that good health can delay the negative effects of old age. Other seniors report... Read more
Low Intelligence (and Denial) Increases Chronic Disease and Early Disability By Pamela D. Wilson, CSA, MS, BS/BA, CG Research indicates that intelligence predicts mid-life biological aging.1 Low intelligence is associated not just with premature death, but also with a... Read more
Low Intelligence (and Denial) Increases Chronic Disease and Early DisabilityBy Pamela D. Wilson, CSA, MS, BS/BA, CGResearch indicates that intelligence predicts mid-life biological aging.1 Low intelligence is associated not just with premature death, but also with a... Read more
By Pamela D. Wilson, CSA, MS, BS/BA, CG Caregiving is more often than not an unexpected event. Many caregivers have a daily routine caring for a loved one. Some caregivers continue working; some stay at home to caregive. Most important is the caregiver’s ability for... Read more
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