Want to see those tips in action? A constituent received an e-mail (for which they were subscribed) from their U.S. Representative touting "I Support Lower Prices for Insulin," boldly across the top. The e-mail went on to give reasons why they voted against a recent bill that would have lowered insulin prices for Seniors and... Continue Reading →
National Family Caregivers Month: It’s time to ‘put our money where our mouth is’
Since 1994 our nation has celebrated and honored family caregivers in November. For good reason. There are currently more than 53 million of us providing hours of UNPAID care, everyday, to our aging parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, as well as adult children, siblings or other family members with disabilities. AARP estimates that the value... Continue Reading →
Intersectional Advocacy: More than just a trendy buzz word
Have you noticed that you can't get online lately without running into a headline or a magazine article that includes descriptions of race, gender or sexual orientation discrimination? Maybe you have noticed efforts by your favorite brands or your health insurance company to be more inclusive in their advertising. We’re sure you’ve seen the word... Continue Reading →
We Didn’t Prepare: The Long-term Care Crisis in America
The alarm bells have been ringing long before the dawn of this new decade...America is about to hit a wall when it comes to long-term care for our aging and disabled citizens. For too long our country has been relying on unpaid family to take on the role of caregiver for both aging parents and... Continue Reading →
The Marriage Penalty
Photo by Ana Paula Lima from Pexels Love. When it finds us, it's magic. We settle into coupledom, planning a future with our partner - the adventures, the milestones, the memories we will make along the way. Then a proposal, a ring placed upon our finger, a symbol of our forever love. The excitement mounts as we plan... Continue Reading →