The Best Advice for Seniors Wanting to Stay Home and Age in Place The Best Advice for Seniors Wanting to Stay Home and Age in Place Making your home safe and accessible Thursday, November 5, 2020 0 Ensuring your home will meet your needs as you grow older is tougher than it sounds. Even if you’re currently aging well, circumstances can change quickly. Claire Wentz of caringfromafar.com,... Read more
Four Pillars of Brain Health Four Pillars of Brain Health Dr. Andrea Wilkinson, founder and CEO of BrainShape Thursday, November 5, 2020 0 Dr. Andrea Wilkinson is the founder and CEO of BrainShape.ca addresses the four key pillars of brain health. Read more
My Readers My Readers Rose Cooper's Figurine Collection Tuesday, November 3, 2020 0 Rose Cooper, a resident of a senior living facility in West Bloomfield, MI, shares her passion for collecting reading figurines. Read more
The Early Riser The Early Riser Rose Cooper Reflects Tuesday, November 3, 2020 0 Rose Cooper, a resident of a senior living facility in West Bloomfield, MI, reflects on her morning routine. Read more
Friday, December 18, 2020 / Categories: Leisure, Hobbies, Arts and Culture Book Review: Wild Game Written by Adrienne Brodeur Adrienne Brodeur's book is a memoir of a daughter ensnared in the grip of her mother’s magnetic, spellbinding and remarkably selfish personality. At 14 years old, Adrienne’s mother confides in her daughter that she is embarking on an affair. Not only that, she manipulates Adrienne to be complicit by lying to her father so that the affair can continue for several years. The consequences of her complicity has a profound impact on Adrienne’s life as an adult. This book is a fascinating portrayal of resilience and self examination; a probing study of the lies we often tell ourselves in an attempt to justify and rationalize our choices. Previous Article Book Review: The Girl with the Louding Voice Next Article Book Review: Dear Edward Print Tags: Adrienne Brodeur Wild Game