By Elizabeth A. Caruso, Esq. Myth or fact? I had my will drafted to distribute my retirement accounts to my children, so it doesn’t matter who is written as the beneficiary on the accounts. Myth! Beneficiary designations on...
Read MoreBy Mark Friedman with contributions from Dr. Tara Kfoury and Bob Stephen Part two of two parts Caregiving rarely becomes overwhelming because of a single event. More often, it is the accumulation of hundreds of small...
Read MoreBy Marie Fricker If you’re a spandex-sporting Gen Xer or a muscle-bound Millennial looking for a place to pump up your biceps, Magill and Gardner’s physical therapy and fitness center at 28 New Driftway in Scituate may not be...
Read MoreBy Meghan Fitzpatrick, Hospice & Palliative Care Representative Old Colony Hospice & Palliative Care There is something uniquely painful about watching someone you love grieve. When someone we love is hurting, every...
Read MoreBy Steven V. Dubin I recently came back from my annual camping trip – yes, we still use tents – with the three families I have been sharing this outdoor adventure with for almost 30 years. At this point, many of the kids and all...
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