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A Fun and Insightful Interview with Betsy Wurzel on Chatting with Betsy
Betsy Wurzel Chatting with Betsy on Passionate World Talk Radio A Fun Interview with Betsy Wurzel on Passionate World Talk Radio Interviews can be nerve-wracking, especially when they’re live on the radio. However, my recent interview with Betsy Wurzel on her show, Chatting with Betsy on Passionate World Talk Radio, was a completely different experience—fun, engaging, and incredibly rewarding. Connecting Through Caregiving Betsy and I immediately bonded over our shared experiences as caregivers and our Christian faith. Betsy has been in the caregiving trenches just like me, and her passion for helping others shines through every episode. Her show reaches audiences in 174 countries, making it a fantastic resource for…
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Retirement Planning Simplified: Your Guide to a Secure Future
Retirement planning is a crucial step for anyone fortunate enough to plan for the future. While I’m not a tax expert or financial planner, I can guide you to valuable resources from those who are. The knowledgeable team at Finance Strategists has created an in-depth guide to help you navigate the often confusing world of retirement planning. This resource covers various retirement plans, investment options, pensions, profit sharing, and more. Simplify Your Retirement Planning Planning for retirement doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Finance Strategists has broken down the key elements you need to understand to make informed decisions about your financial future. Access FREE Information Take advantage of this comprehensive…
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Debunking Myths About Parkinson’s Disease: What You Need to Know
When my dad was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, I realized how little I knew about it beyond the famous "Parkinson's shake." Navigating this journey was challenging, and I didn’t handle everything perfectly—there’s always more to learn. To help others, I've put together some Myth Busters about Parkinson's disease. Myth #1: Since Dad had Parkinson's, I'll get it too. False. Parkinson's disease is not typically hereditary. While certain environmental factors, like exposure to pesticides or heavy metals and repeated head injuries, can increase the risk, it doesn’t mean you’ll automatically develop Parkinson’s just because a family member has it. Myth #2: Tremors are the only symptom. False. Parkinson’s disease isn’t just…
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4 Proven Ways to Lower Your Risk of Dementia and Alzheimer’s
According to Rosalynn Carter, the former First Lady of the United States, there are four types of people: "those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers." Carter, a long-time advocate for the rights of caregivers, understands the challenges they face. Aging is the greatest risk factor for developing Alzheimer's disease. As we live longer, our risk for this debilitating condition increases. However, there are proactive steps we can take to reduce the risk of dementia. Here are four proven ways to lower your risk of dementia: 1. Stay Active Exercise is crucial for brain health. It increases…
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SUP (Straight Up Positive) Interview
What an honor to be invited to speak on one of Teepa Snow's channels! If you don't know Teepa, check out some of her YouTube or TikTok training shorts. She has an amazing way of understanding the person living with dementia and conveying best practices to caregivers. I got my certifications through Teepa's company, Positive Approach to Care. She is the authority in dementia training. This was recorded a month after I received my first certification, Certified Caregiving Consultant. Rebekah Wilson was my mentor and also the host of SUP, (Straight Up Positive.) My interview starts around 8:45 https://www.facebook.com/teepasnows.pac/videos/407782551357027/ I have been on MANY other podcasts, radio shows,…
