Julie’s Blog
Are you ready for disaster?
Your parents are fine living independently until they are not. Your parents may be doing 'okay' living independently. The situation is not as ideal as it was ten years ago, but they are managing. That is until someone falls and breaks a bone, needs surgery, has a...
A year and a half of crazy & touching stories as The Extra Daughter
My team and I have done some crazy things but also made wonderful relationships In the last year and a half since The Extra Daughter was founded, we have done some unusual (to say the least) tasks and formed some strong bonds with our clients. Read on: We have:...
How to assess if your parents should be driving
On being a burden
What you are missing out on when you have the wrong mindset? In many cultures, old age is revered and elders are sought out for their opinions based on a lifetime of experiences. In our country, wrinkles and grey hair are to be rectified and advertisers want the 18-34...
The joys and benefits of laughter
Laughter really is the best medicine I took a client to a big box pharmacy to get a flu shot. She is legally blind so I had to read the lengthy consent form to her. She started laughing at me trying to pronounce different six syllable medicines and diseases like a...
Should you pay for a friend?
Should a paid companion be considered a friend? One of my family members feels that fraternities and sororities are paying for friends instead of making them organically. Yet, people maintain life long friendships with fraternity and sorority brothers and sisters long...
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