Coping with Caregiving

She’s also written "Daily Comforts for Caregivers" + two other caregiving books. She’s an international speaker and transformational educator on creative aging, family caregiving, and body wisdom. She helps people find peace of mind while caregiving and helps them uncover their body's inner brilliance as they age.
http://www.agingandcaregiving.com

When his health problems landed him at the Mayo Clinic, he learned that just because doctors say there isn’t anything more they can do--it doesn’t mean there isn’t anything else that can be done! He finally found better health with complementary and alternative medicine and wrote his book to share hope for better health with others.
http://www.UnBreakYourHealth.com

Clinical Instructor at Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine, and the author of, “The Secrets of Medical Decision Making: How To Avoid Becoming a Victim of the Health Care Machine”. Dr. Reznik’s clinical practice is at OHSU Richmond Clinic, where he sees patients, teaches medical students, and supervises doctors in training.
http://www.OlegReznikMD.com

a career management guide for mature workers. Through his book, articles, website and speaking, Brad inspires individuals and leaders to understand the competitive advantages an experienced workforce offers the workplace. During his 30-year career in recruiting, outplacement and career management consulting, he has supported thousands making successful career transitions.
http://www.AgelessInAmerica.com

An award-winning writer and fitness professional, Marilynn created the easy-to-follow program to help you look slimmer, stand taller, feel better, and function at your peak! She’s given numerous workshops including to: JP Morgan Chase, NYU Medical Center, and the American Society on Aging. She’s the author of 5 consumer health books, and the fitness columnist for Cornell University’s Food & Fitness Advisor Newsletter.
http://www.posture-cize.com/

She was a mortgage consultant and senior executive, who after caring for her elderly mother became an author and publisher. She’s written or compiled over 20 books and released a variety of titles ranging from gift books, to children’s' books, to classics, and recently new translations of the “Iliad and the Odyssey”.
http://www.RicherResourcesPublications.com

It’s a way for people to be included in email who don’t have a computer. Celery allows people to use their own handwriting to send and receive messages and color digital photos, through an email network. The product helps those who are uncomfortable with using computer technology to communicate.
http://www.mycelery.com

In 1993 Paul co-founded the Journalists Exchange on Aging and edits Age Beat Online, the weekly e-newsletter. He has written extensively on aging issues and testified before the Senate Committee on Aging about ageism in the media. His 1974 book, “Senior Power: Growing Old Rebelliously”, was among the first books on elder politics of the post-Medicare years. www.agingtoday.org & ASA / NCOA Conference
http://www.agingconference.org/agingconference/jc06/index.cfm

As director of the National Care Planning Council and chief spokesman for the Utah Elder Care Planning Council, he conducts workshops, gives presentations and advises families. Tom and his wife Susan live in Utah and have 7 children and 17 grandchildren. He also maintains several Internet sites, including a popular site for long term care issues: http://www.longtermcarelink.net
http://www.longtermcarelink.net

which gives people a chance to save their own life by agreeing to donate their organs after they pass on. If you join LifeSharers and YOU need an organ, you’ll get preferred access to the organs of every other member. Membership is free and open to everyone. Signing up is easy by calling 1-888-ORGAN88 or at the website: http://www.lifesharers.org
http://www.lifesharers.org

in Claremont California. She received a grant from the National Institute on Aging to study decision-making in older adults and is especially interested in financial exploitation of the elderly.
http://www.scrippscollege.edu/