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Interview with Peter Rosenberger on Sirius XM – February 9, 2020

https://hopeforthecaregiver.podbean.com/e/from-a-musical-gig-to-a-cause-anthony-cirillo-shares-his-passion-for-caregivers/ Interview with Peter Rosenberger on Sirius XM – February 9, 2020 Peter Rosenberger has been on the Caregiver Smile Summit twice. We flipped the tables and I was a guest on his show. A 30+ year caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who lives with severe disabilities, Peter understands the caregiver’s journey,...

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Grandparents Raising Grandkids – Charlotte Today – 01/29/20

The Hardships and Joys of Grandparents Raising Grandkids – Charlotte Today – 01/29/20 There are nearly three million grandparents raising eight million grandchildren in the U.S. In North Carolina, nearly 200,000 children live with nearly 100,000 grandparents. That has a cost in terms of time, money and health.The opioid crisis...

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Grandparents Raising Grandkids – Charlotte Today – 01/29/20

The Hardships and Joys of Grandparents Raising Grandkids – Charlotte Today – 01/29/20 There are nearly three million grandparents raising eight million grandchildren in the U.S. In North Carolina, nearly 200,000 children live with nearly 100,000 grandparents. That has a cost in terms of time, money and health.The opioid crisis...

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New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors – Charlotte Today – 12/27/19

New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors – Charlotte Today – 12/27/19 New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors provides purpose. A recent study showed that having purpose helps you live longer. People without purpose are more than twice as likely to die. It’s more indicative of longevity than gender, race, or education. And...

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New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors – Charlotte Today – 12/27/19

New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors – Charlotte Today – 12/27/19 New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors provides purpose. A recent study showed that having purpose helps you live longer. People without purpose are more than twice as likely to die. It’s more indicative of longevity than gender, race, or education. And...

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Practicing Gratitude – Charlotte Today – 11/27/19

Practicing Gratitude – Charlotte Today – 11/27/19 I HAVE A KEYNOTE SPEECH I give to groups that I presumptuously call “The Meaning of Life.” It contains eight life lessons that we actually all know but don’t always practice. Every lesson features a personal story, a song and actual research that...

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Practicing Gratitude – Charlotte Today – 11/27/19

Practicing Gratitude – Charlotte Today – 11/27/19 I HAVE A KEYNOTE SPEECH I give to groups that I presumptuously call “The Meaning of Life.” It contains eight life lessons that we actually all know but don’t always practice. Every lesson features a personal story, a song and actual research that...

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Healthcare Doesn’t Hit Home Until It’s Personal

We have had some health issues with mom this year. At 89 we almost lost her but she is a trooper. It occurred to me that despite my 26 years in healthcare, I knew little really about the healthcare experience. So here are two blogs I guest wrote. The first...

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Widely Used Drug Ineffective for Mild Alzheimer’s

As reported in Health.com, a drug widely used to treat mild Alzheimer’s disease appears to provide no benefit to this group of early stage patients, according to a new analysis of previously conducted research.Œæ Memantine, also known by its brand name, Namenda, is approved by the Food and Drug Administration...

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