Category Archives: Aging

Unsandwiched

Posted on January 7, 2014 by everywoman(almost)

I recently saw a reference to the “sandwich generation” the other day and was reminded of a comment that someone made to me at the funeral home during my mother’s wake service. My Dad had died ten years before my … Continue reading →

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Pills/Bills

Posted on October 17, 2013 by everywoman(almost)

A dear friend emailed recently to see if we could have lunch over the weekend as she would be in my neck of the woods doing “pills/bills” for her Mom. [“Pills/bills,” of course, refers to counting out the pills for … Continue reading →

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Aging…and Those Random Unkind Moments That Catch You…

Posted on June 17, 2013 by everywoman(almost)

If you are older than 35, you’ve likely experienced a time or two when you realize you are aging. If you are older than 50, these moments are likely happening with increased and unsettling frequency. Khaled Hosseini captured the stark … Continue reading →

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