Ken.Innovations, Author at ouragingbrains

Lesson Learned: Compensating for Aging Eyes, Bad Posture, and Arms That Are Too Long

The Problem: Do you find yourself leaning into the computer monitor on your desk, squinting to read, fooling with display […]

Ever since Alois Alzheimer dissected his patient’s brain in at the turn of the 20th century the assumed primary

There are a lot of positives in my life. To quote the character Brian Plummer in the Denzel Washington movie “The

You can’t find more than one person to bid on a job around the house. No one calls you back.

Regarding the phrase “senior moments”: I doubt that the majority of the time the phrase is used, the intent is

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a disability as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or

Maybe there is a way to change how we are perceived and treated by identifying ourselves as verbally handicapped

Yes, it can be disabling, but the cognitive changes associated with aging are NOT: Funny Dementia “Senior moments” Ignorance