by Laurel Palladino | Sep 4, 2026 | Blog
Summer is coming to a close — though you’d never know it by the temperature outside. But the signs are all there. Football season. School buses back in the neighborhood. The squares on the calendar filling up with activities. The pools will be closing soon, and the...
by Laurel Palladino | Aug 11, 2026 | Blog
Today, while talking with a lady about my book and how it had helped a loved one, she said, “We all have a story.” She continued by saying that if you’ve lived any length of time, you have something to say. I couldn’t agree more. While this blog tends to focus on...
by Laurel Palladino | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog
When people hear the word Alzheimer’s, the conversation can quickly become heavy. But awareness can also be practical, hopeful, and centered on everyday choices that support brain health. While no single habit can prevent Alzheimer’s, small routines can help people...
by Laurel Palladino | Jun 5, 2026 | Blog
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the biggest health challenges of our time, but recent developments are giving families and researchers a new reason for cautious optimism. One of the hottest topics right now is how earlier detection and practical prevention strategies...
by Laurel Palladino | May 11, 2026 | Blog
I spend a lot of time writing about Alzheimer’s and how it affected my dad, my family, and our lives. We’ll get back to that topic, but today I want to shift gears since we just celebrated Mother’s Day. I hope everyone had a wonderful Mother’s Day. I celebrated with...
by Laurel Palladino | Apr 9, 2026 | Blog
Last time, we discussed the importance of organizing legal and financial matters when caring for a loved one, especially as their needs change. Next step, deciding what happens when your loved one, such as a parent with Alzheimer’s, can no longer care for...
