by Peter Rosenberger | Apr 17, 2019 | Caregivers, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Washington DC insiders and members of the national news media remain consumed with Barr’s redaction colors. Yet one color will be conspicuously absent: ‘Gray’ This color remains heavy on the hearts and minds of millions of an aging baby-boomer population. With 10,000... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Jan 31, 2019 | Caregivers, Health, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
From one geographical extreme to another, American state assemblies strode into the viability and quality of life issue in groundbreaking ways during January. Starting with Hawaii’s new Our Choice Our Care Act launched on January 1, 2019, medically-assisted death... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Jan 22, 2019 | Caregivers
TOXIC MASCULINITY:The Tweet that Launched a Thousand Razor Burns Apparently, Donald Trump isn’t the only one who can set off a firestorm with a Tweet. Gillette seems to be giving the President a run for his money with this Tweet that launched at least a thousand razor... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Jan 8, 2019 | Caregivers, Grief, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Medically Assisted Death and the Family Caregiver As more states adopt paths for medically assisted death, family caregivers remain virtually omitted from the conversation and care. The lid of this Pandora’s Box is opening wider as Christians flounder in sharing a... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Nov 22, 2018 | Caregivers
For as long as I can remember, when my father came home from reserve duty in the military, he brought each of my brothers and my sister a pack of M & M’s. Stretching past his military service as a chaplain, he and my mother extended the treats to when we returned... by Peter Rosenberger | Jun 27, 2018 | Caregivers, Radio Show Interviews
The challenges of dementia don’t simply stop at forgetfulness. Virtually every area of a dementia patient’s life feels the impact of this heartbreaking condition—including meals. Once serving as a time of fellowship, dementia can turn mealtimes into flash... 
