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Comment on Hottest Dad Diaper Bags by Arthur Oliver

Arthur Oliver — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 00:25:47 +0000

Diaper bags are really indispensable and are made to make our life much more easier and nowadays moms can buy fashion ones more expensive of course. I disagree with people who says this is a wast of money. Definitely not, it is very useful for sure. I can actually find all stuff I need due to their smart pockets.

Comment on What do I need to start a senior companion caregiver jobs business? by Veronica Herrera

Veronica Herrera — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 02:37:10 +0000

Heather, I would call some home healthcare (non-medical) and ask them what their fees are. I think the hourly in Colorado is about $25-30 per hour, plus you might want to pay help. For overnights, you might want to charge a flat rate, say, $125? and if you have help, pay them half of that.
I would definately find out the comparable rates.
I too am interested in starting up a similar type of business in Colorado; companion, psychosocial care/recreation care.
I am doing basic research now.
Blessings, Veronica
activforlife@aol.com

Comment on What do I need to start a senior companion caregiver jobs business? by Veronica Herrera

Veronica Herrera — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 02:34:18 +0000

I have been in the field of human services for over 17 years, and am now interested in starting a non-medical companion healthcare business for elders or those with special needs. Anyone have any ideas, info, etc
my e mail is: activforlife@aol.com
blessings, Veronica, Colorado

Comment on Child Behaviour And Its Sources by david cavaliere

david cavaliere — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 00:42:53 +0000

We have a 4 year old son with autism and a 2 year old with ADHD. Both boys are not potty trained. They both have a tendency to disrobe and worse yet they play in their poop! We invented a sleeper that zips in the back and keeps them out of their diaper. http://www.ikidsfashion.com Thanks a lot!

Comment on What do I need to start a senior companion caregiver jobs business? by Heather

Heather — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:15:04 +0000

Hi. I have been offered to look after an elderly Lady, In HER Home. She is OK for during the day, but I MUST be there for at Night and Stay Over the Night. She also has 24 Birds. This will be for 3 to 5 Days as the Daughter is going away for those days.

I don’t know what to charge for this service. Can some on please help me out. I am interested in starting up a Seniors Companion for myself. Any Comments is welcomed.

I LOVE Seniors and this is something I have ALWAYS wanted to do!

Thank You.

Heather

Comment on What activities do male senior citizens want to participate in or have assistance with? by Julie

Julie — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 01:40:38 +0000

I hold monthly pancake breakfast for men only. Have a speaker from the college to come over (free of charge) and speak on a topic they would enjoy. Pancake, sausuage, coffee $1.00 great deal for the men to chat and get to know eachother too…

Hope this helps

Comment on What do I need to start a senior companion caregiver jobs business? by Miriam Lamourt

Miriam Lamourt — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 17:29:10 +0000

Im interested in becoming a senior companion. Any information or guidence would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You
Miriam

Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by Katie

Katie — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:09:41 +0000

Don’t let your bones waste away just because you are getting older. Men and women alike need excellent bone health. Osteoporosis can be debilitating.

As a caregiver for my 87 year old mother, I have recently found a product that naturally addresses Osteoporosis and arthritis. In one year, she has increased her bone density without prescription drugs. This product is all natural and has had an amazing impact on her overall health.

If you are suffering from Osteoporosis and want more information please e-mail me. The information that I have is so valuable.

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Comment on What should I do to start home care services for elders? by val

val — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:47:31 +0000

I’m not trying to open a care center just in home sevices for ederly can any one help me and let me know what licens if any that i need

Comment on Top Tips for Engaging the Elderly & Disabled (Helping #1) by diseree parinas

diseree parinas — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 04:06:02 +0000

for elderly,you shoud assist them in accordance to thier weakness.be patient enough and know the interest of every elder and disabled

Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by ndnquah

ndnquah — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:42:59 +0000

Print that is large enough to read without a magnifying glass!! When you're in the store and want to buy something the print is so small you can't even see the ingredients...so back on the shelf!!!
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Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by cowboydoc

cowboydoc — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:24:59 +0000

Medically: I can't get my plates realigned due to osteoarthritis has eaten my bones in the gums out and the plates no loner fit right. Hurts to chew. Better medical support through some government offices.
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Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by PJ H

PJ H — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:56:59 +0000

I want a cell phone with a large display that I can read and buttons big enough that I can use them. I need a volume control. I need a light to tell me when I have access to a signal, not a dim dark grey on light grey tiny little clothes post. I need a LED flashlight on it so I can light up area when I drop something or need to unlock a door. I don't need the Internet, or to update my facebook, or to take pictures, or a stopwatch. I don't know if it would sell, though.
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Comment on What activities do male senior citizens want to participate in or have assistance with? by irishlady

irishlady — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:42:59 +0000

How about putting airplanes cars etc together with those kits men like using their hands &board games like Trivia Monopoly good luck
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Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by Lynn

Lynn — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:07:59 +0000

The first things to come to mind are new improved inventions to help
people with mobility problems. Perhaps to invent a powered chair
that isn't as large to enable them to get around in smaller spaces.
Something on the order of an electric scooter that can maneuver
around furniture easily. You wouldn't need a large motor for something that would move more slowly indoors rather than outside. But you
could take it outside as well, if there were good traction tires.
Improved shower and tub handles or bars is another needed thing.
Those I've seen are ugly, tho they are necessities for some. I'm now
in the position of needing help to get in and out of showers with
something to hold onto that is longer than those available now. Maybe
you could study what there is on the market, and find ways to im-
prove them for more practibility and attractiveness.
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Comment on What activities do male senior citizens want to participate in or have assistance with? by iqover50

iqover50 — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:01:59 +0000

I noticed at my senior center, the guys that are there are involved in card games and pool tourneys.
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Comment on What should I do to start home care services for elders? by Wavi

Wavi — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 09:55:59 +0000

I'm very glad that you decided to start a care home for elderly:)Firstly you should find all useful information and of coure people who could help you doing such work.You can visit http://www.health.state.ny.us and I hope you will find there some interesting and gainful information.Good luck;)
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Comment on What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them? by cookie

cookie — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 09:39:59 +0000

Most of us have such a huge collection of things we have accumulated over the years we do not want much more. Even clothes last longer as you get older.

Skin gets dryer as we get older so I do buy more moisture creams and something like avon 'skin so soft' to add to the bath I could be tempted to buy.

I like nice smells too and so many soaps these days seem to be going the other way and smell of nothing.

People are often single or there are just two of them so please, sell in small quantities, these huge family packs which last us forever and go off are a waste of money. We do not want buy one get one free or worse buy three for the price of two. Just a good sensible price for the one item.

We do not like to been seen shopping for old fashioned warm underwear either.

The only service I can think of would have to be local, organizing trips visits and lunches which are only for certain age groups might be a nice idea. We do not always want to join in with family groups and have children with us.
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Comment on What activities do male senior citizens want to participate in or have assistance with? by loopyli_2000

loopyli_2000 — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 09:37:59 +0000

Perhaps your first step should be to ask them. I am sure they would like to contribute to what they would like. Perhaps a movie day of westerns and war movies.
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Comment on What activities do male senior citizens want to participate in or have assistance with? by Jeff (weseye) Wesley

Jeff (weseye) Wesley — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 09:31:59 +0000

I think women tend to be more social than men by nature. Men are conscious of their diminished capabilities and don’t like to be in public. Women age more gracefully. Men like doing things like fishing, bowling, gardening or making things. Some like creative activities. The best thing to do would be to conduct a survey of things a man likes doing and put them on the survey as many as you can think of. Plus have on the survey a few open lines where the men can put what isn’t listed.
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