Conquering the Food Budget - 742

Cut Your Caregiver Some Slack - 608

From Grief to Joy - 639

Gardening in a New Way - 748

Getting Some Help - 645

Getting Up a Good Head of Steam - 645

Growing into Your Rocking Chair - 643

How to Walk Away - 726

Jumping Jack Flash - 711

Keeping Your Marriage Fresh in Retirement - 638

Letting It Go - 636

More Funerals than Weddings - 609

Not a Nursing Home - 745

Opening the Flood Gate of Communications with the Grandkids - 642

Rebuilding Bridges - 743

Sharing the Grief - 736

Should you Buy Before you Die? - 749

Smart Senior Shoppers - 746

The Best Senior Citizens Ever - 733

The Craftiness of Crafts - 642

The Hardest Words - 723

The Vacation You Have Been Waiting For - 678

What You Know that They Don’t Know - 739

Winning or Whining - 741

 

One of the things that takes some getting used to as a senior citizen is living on a fixed income.  And even if you have a healthy retirement, investments, a 401K plan and Social Security benefits, when you stop working, your income comes out of that nest egg which is a diminishing bucket of funds.  So anything you can do to protect your money and economize means your money will last longer, be there for you when you have an emergency or be available for fun things which is what retirement is all about.

 

Part of the organization system that is recommended for most senior citizens is the active presence of a close family member or friend who takes the role of “caregiver”.  The job description of a caregiver is pretty wide and can include anything from buying your groceries, to making sure your Medicare paperwork is all correct, to doing your taxes to cleaning your apartment.  In fact, there really is no list of jobs that makes a resume of a good caregiver except for the one job of doing “anything you need her to do.”

 

But another quirk of the job of care giving is that it is an unpaid position.  Your caregiver does what she does for one reason – to take care of you.  If you can step back and look at it objectively, that’s a pretty amazing job especially because as old age advances, the demands on the caregiver can get more and more stressful.

 

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