Blog Archives for tag Alzheimer’s
The Documents You Need in Case of Incapacity or Illness
One of the most vulnerable, and most feared, states of being is incapacity- to be unable to communicate one’s thoughts… Continue reading »
A Few Success Stories of Life Care Consultants
Life Care Consultants provides decision making assistance and direction for those facing life changing situations especially as related to aging. … Continue reading »
Take Control of Your Health Care Decisions
Most of us that have created an estate plan have a living will that tells our loved ones and the… Continue reading »
Former Ice Skater with Dementia Makes Unexplained Donations
Susan Strong Davis, an 87 year old widow suffering from dementia, lives in Palos Verdes Estates in California. She is… Continue reading »
Alzheimer’s at 59? Tucson Attorney Asks, “What Would You Do?”
This week, Pat Summitt, the head women’s basketball coach at Tennessee, and the coach with the most wins in college… Continue reading »
Dementia – What It Is and What To Do About It
Dementia diseases are one of the most common and debilitating diseases for those over 60 years of age. In… Continue reading »
Largest Transfer of Wealth in US History
In the next 50 years the United States will see the largest transfer of wealth in history. More than $20… Continue reading »
Alzheimer’s Disease – What It Is and What Can Be Done About It
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive and degenerative disease which affects the brain, causing difficulties with memory, behavior and the gradual… Continue reading »
