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Things You Should Know About Your Aging Parent
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As our parents age, chances are that we will find ourselves switching roles; we are no longer just their child, we are now their caregiver. This change in roles can be confusing for both the parent and the child.Add the wide variation in the aging process; some adults remain physical active and mentally acute throughout their life, while others struggle with physical and mental health issues, and the situation becomes even more complex.
To be able to provide for our parents, we need a better understanding of aging. We need to know whether a change in activity, behavior or health is part of “getting older,” or a symptom of an illness.
Listen in as Jan Osborne, APRN, explains that by listening to our parents and understanding their needs, we can help them live longer, healthier, better quality lives.
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