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| RESOURCES -- Caring For Your Parents |
| BASIC NEEDS- We all have very basic human needs.Basic needs have been ranked in order of priority by psychologists who Identified these basic needs as follow. Physical needs Security Needs Social Needs Physical needs are essential to the survival of each human being. They include the need for food, water, oxygen, rest and exercise. Even touch is considered necessary for survival. Many studies have been done which show that human beings and animals can become ill or even die when deprived of touch. In our role as children ,we will need to spend a great deal of time assisting our elders to meet their physical and emotional needs. Security needs are concerned with physical safety, feeling protected, and much more....For more Info Log on to one of theses web sites. www.elderweb.com Elderweb presents itself as a research site for both professionals and family members concered about eldercare and long-term care. It lives up to its promise, with nearly 4,500 links to information on legal, finacial,medical, and housing issues,as well as policy.needless to say you'll get all the informations you may need. www.kiplinger.com This site very Helpfull in giving reporting on whether you are a candidate for a long-term care policy; and If you are , when should you buy it. www.aarp.org when it comes to eldercare, a prime stopping place is the web site of American Association of Retired Persons. The AARP covers just about any topic you can imagine on getting older issues; and it's information is all backed by well-done research. |
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| Resources- Arranging A Funeral |
| Death is a natural part of life cycle, but it's something most of us don't even want to think about. When a loved one dies, we are not only faced with the emotional difficulties of that reality, but also with the financial realities of the funeral, thinking about the specifics prior to the event of death can make it easier for your loved one's final wishes to be carried out. How to plan ahead for such a sensitive matter. Caring for the Dead; Your Final Act of love This Book provides consumers with a wealth of information, including a state-by-state breakdown of mortuary laws. Check out these sites. www.healthweb.org The University of Minnesota's Bio-Medical Library is a repository of consumer guides to funerals and burials. Check out the information by clicking on " Mortuary Science." www.FTC.gov The Federal Trade Commission offers a consumer guide to funerals with plenty of useful tips and suggestions. www.funerals.org The Web site of the FAMSA - Funeral consumers Alliance,a federation of nonprofit funeral and memorial societies. www.funeral.plancom A large website well worth investigating. For additional resources Just Click Here |