by Leonard Baer | Apr 6, 2021 | Aging, Blog
I was speaking with a client a few days ago when she excused herself to retrieve her allergy medicine from her bag. Upon opening her purse, ten medications fell onto my table. Quickly, she looked at her medications, pulled a tablet from the selection, and paused when...
by Leonard Baer | Mar 23, 2021 | Aging, Blog
As I wander around the internet and try to diagnose my issue of the day on “WebMD”, or if I want a more informed opinion by listening to “The View”, I realize that I am suffering from “Technophobia.” And you ask, how do I know this? Well, over the past few weeks, my...
by Leonard Baer | Feb 10, 2021 | Aging, Blog
When I was a kid, every 10 minutes there was a commercial on television for a product called, Geritol. If you were down, it got you up…. if you were pooped from a long day, it got you up…. if you were tired and lazy the whole day, it perked you right up. It was the...
by Leonard Baer | Jan 4, 2021 | Aging, Articles
The role reversal between parent and child isn’t easy. Many children, during the Covid pandemic assumed the role of caregivers, to protect their parents from financial predators and assisting in the management of their finances, and daily chores. Additionally, some...
by Leonard Baer | Jul 16, 2020 | Aging, Blog
Lord knows that COVID-19 has given us a great deal of time to think about, well…. just about anything. Maybe we have too much time to think and that is the problem. Our outlets to enjoy…going to exercise, seeing friends and family, going out to enjoy a meal with...
by Leonard Baer | Jun 11, 2020 | Aging, Blog
When that great American philosopher, Yogi Berra made that comment, who knew what he was talking about? Was it the fast ball he missed and struck out, the fly ball that he couldn’t reach, or was he talking about a couple of hot dogs that the vendor forgot to bring...
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