by Pamela Wilson | Feb 18, 2015 | Health and Chronic Disease, Impact of Aging Populations
Years ago physicians made house-calls. Today physicians are again making house-calls to visit older and frail elderly living in assisted living communities who find it difficult to physically transport themselves to a physician’s office. In theory this sounds...
by Pamela Wilson | Apr 27, 2010 | Impact of Aging Populations
What is dignity? Is it self respect? Is it the way one presents or carries him or herself? When we’re talking about caregiving or needing care, dignity involves self respect. It’s acknowledging that everyone deserves a sense of decency and unlimited...
by Pamela Wilson | Apr 11, 2010 | Impact of Aging Populations
Today on my radio program we’ll be talking about generational differences. Interestingly enough there are comparisions between the Millennials, age 18-29, and the greatest generation. Not in morals, values or military service but commonalities in the belief...
by Pamela Wilson | Apr 8, 2010 | Impact of Aging Populations
I often have the honor of visiting with World War II veterans still living. We’re losing them by the hundreds daily. I meet a man who survived the Omaha Beach landing who said the movie, Saving Private Ryan, comes close to the truth of what really happened. I...
