Aging Well in the Gorge August 17th 2022
Besides inflation and gas prices, the next biggest concern for many Americans is the cost of housing – and that includes for us older adults. Like myself, many older adults have been living in their house for decades; not interested in moving except that there is just too much space. And then there is the […]
Aging Well in the Gorge August 10th 2022
by Scott McKay “There are only four kinds of people in this world: Those who have been caregivers, those who currently are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.” Rosalynn Carter And yet most of us are not prepared for the challenges of caregiving: caring for someone recovering from a […]
Living Well in the Gorge August 3rd 2022
by Scott McKay Were you ever called a “Fraidy Cat”? Unable to go to sleep without a night light. Or teased because you were too scared to watch Godzilla. Your imagination could run wild with all the “could be’s” and “maybe’s” – that monster could climb out from under the bed! Fear. How many of […]
Aging Well in the Gorge July 27th 2022
by Scott McKay Remember those hazy, crazy days of summer: making out in the back seat at the drive-in theater, hanging out with friends at the pool, and cruising the gut in my ‘63 Buick Skylark convertible? Those are some of my memories from the days of my youth. But now that I’ve “grown up” […]