by Peter Rosenberger | Apr 23, 2019 | Caregivers, Grief, Guilt, Health, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Reflecting on the 35th Anniversary of Identifying HIV Following three terrifying years since first learning about a then-nameless but virtually always fatal illness, the world held its collective breath as HHS Secretary Margaret Heckler stood at the podium for a press... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Apr 19, 2019 | Caregivers, Health, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
In a recent study on caregivers published on March 2019 in the Gerontologist, Dr. David Roth of Johns Hopkins Medical Center detailed the impact of caregiving on inflammation as well as the immune system. The study revealed that immune and/or... 
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 | Mar 28, 2019 | Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Do we need to change the sign for those with disabilities? Tennessee seeks to mirror New York and Connecticut in adopting a new symbol for handicapped accessible parking spots. Rather than the globally recognized sign of a stick figure sitting straight in the... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Mar 28, 2019 | Hope For the Caregiver Blog
An Open Letter To Dr. Phil Your disheartening comments from your March 12 episode about a young couple struggling with quadriplegia and their relationships requires a lot of cleanup. “You’re going to need to make a choice for me, and you’re going to need to make it... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Mar 8, 2019 | Health, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Few laying on a gurney heading to surgery want “lowest bidder government operatives.” One cannot help but admire those who persevere through medical school. For most, the journey begins as teenagers and weighs heavily on young minds as they slog through a difficult... 
