By Marie Fricker I gave up my bicycle’s training wheels at age six in 1959. I was scared, but I knew my Dad’s hand was keeping me balanced while my shaky legs wobbled. Then he said, “Let’s go, kid, this is it,” and he pushed my...
Read MoreBy Toni L. Eaton, RN, BSN, MSPresident & CEO of Old Colony Hospice & Palliative Care As Valentine’s Day approaches, an unexpected, modern-day love story comes to mind – one involving a president, first lady, and...
Read More‘Caretaker child’ may be able to stay in family home if parent is admitted to a nursing facility By Elizabeth A. Caruso, Esq.Legal Legacy Planning, LLC MYTH: My child has moved into my home to help me, but if I have go to a...
Read MoreBy Lyn Hart, Wellness Expert and Owner of Local Sunmed | Your CBD Store Braintree What does self-love mean to you?For me, self-love is a constant work in progress — no matter what stage of life I find myself in. Acceptance,...
Read MoreBy Susan Drevitch Kelly Life Transition Coach So many books have been written about grief that present a variety of theories and models on the cycles of grief and loss, all with the intent to try to help us understand what has...
Read MoreBy Chris Hanson The outgoing governor, international press, and local muckety-mucks all sat silently as the historical time capsule was opened at the Museum of Fine Arts. Originally placed in a cornerstone of the Massachusetts...
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