As your parents grow old, it’s not unusual for them to have trouble remembering things, like family birthdays, the date, or where they put the car keys. But if Mom or Dad’s memory loss is happening more frequently and causing them to get frustrated, it could be a common condition known as mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
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Aging parents comes with many challenges, such as not having the same physical strength to move around and do chores. Many seniors who opt to stay in their own homes will need to make home [...]
One of the most difficult things to witness as a child is seeing your aging parents lose their energy and strength over time. Parents who once scolded you for tiny mistakes no longer have the [...]
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