Hello dear reader, Myth or Truth? Do Elderly People Like Toys? Explore the Mystery Behind It Have you ever visited an elderly person's home and noticed a collection of dolls, teddy bears, miniature houses, garden gnomes, or other playful decorations? Perhaps you have wondered why someone in their 70s or 80s still enjoys keeping things we often associate with children. Interestingly, some elderly people have a special attachment to toys, dolls, and other decorative objects. B

Trying new recipes for your eldelry can be a headache specially when you are a 24/7 caregiver. Creativity is your hero.

We are happy to take our eldelry to enjoy opera in Centro Cultural in Morelos. It was a big effort for all caregivers at Telli to complete this mission. And we are happy our seniors can enjoy this fantastic Met season. Happy weekend!!!!!!

By GM Hello dear reader, today I remember Dr. Frank Juseppe. My first person I took care of. Unexpectedly, I became a caregiver because of him, despite he had a family at the time of his health problems, they were not around, so, I was called and my journey began. He was 54 years old, and he had diabetes, he was also a workaholic and he never had any good sleep or a healthy meal. All his bad habits were discreetly disguised with his good ones. With the projects he had with i

Hello dear reader, Technology and the Elderly: Are Older Adults Truly Embracing the Digital Age? From video calls and online shopping to digital banking and online dating, technology is changing how we live. But are older adults truly embracing these changes, or are they simply adapting because the world is moving forward? Embracing Technology at Different Paces The answer is yes, but not everyone is embracing it in the same way. Many older adults are discovering the benefits

CAREGIVERS + MOTHERS ❤️ By Bruno Nwaneri ‎ ‎Who Takes Care of the Woman Who Takes Care of Everyone? ‎ ‎Motherhood is already a full-time responsibility. But imagine raising children while also caring for an elderly parent or a family member who depends on you. ‎ ‎Your day begins with preparing meals, getting the children ready for school, managing the household, and attending to your family's needs. On top of everything, you may need to help an elderly parent bathe, take medi

"Welcome back home" by GM Hello dear reader, I have to tell you rhe big news. Today the bank where I keep my gold finally opened, finally, after one fuckign year. It was like I thought, a mess, a lot of people, lines and lines of confused people "saving" seats for others. And $3 of parking , and a useless appointment that didnt change a thing. After all of that, I was so excited, getting my 8 coins, between silver and gold, wow! My hope was back from the bad experience that w

Es bien sabido que los eventos de teatro y opera son muy bien aceptados por los asultoa mayores, ain embargo, en esta ocasión con motivos de Halloween y siendo Octubreun mes un poco tragico y misterioso también, nos aventuraremos a llevar a nuestros adultos mayores (que ya no se asustan) jejeje a ver teatro en cdmx y ópera en Morelos. ¿Y tu, a donde te es posible llevar a tus adultos mayores?

AI Relationships for Caregivers: Is It Really Useful for Loneliness? By Emmanuel Ikhide Caregiving can be a strangely lonely experience. You may spend almost the entire day with another person and still feel completely alone. Your time is organized around someone else’s needs—medication, meals, appointments, bathing, sleeping, and emergencies—while your own emotional needs quietly move to the background. This is where I think artificial intelligence is beginning to enter a ve