Q. My 72-year old father, Phil, served during the Vietnam War, and suffers from Parkinson's Disease and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). My mother, Ruth, is his caregiver. They live on Social Security checks and his pension. … [Read more...]
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November 21, 2014 by
Q. My mother, Jessica, lives alone and is considering adopting a pet. I am all in favor, but know it is a lot of work and vet visits are often expensive. For me, these things are certainly worth it. Despite the grooming costs, … [Read more...]
Print This Page“Ice Buckets” for Veterans
August 26, 2014 by
Veterans Twice as Likely to get ALSJoseph, a military veteran, noticed that he was experiencing tingling and numbness in his limbs. It didn’t take long before it progressed to difficulty walking, poor hand … [Read more...]
Print This PageHelping Seniors and Veterans from Going Hungry
August 19, 2014 by
After working for decades and raising four children without government assistance, Carol found herself asking for help feeding herself and her husband, Richard. Faced with health problems that prevent them from working, Carol and … [Read more...]
Print This PageHow Sponsoring a Phone Bank on Veterans Issues can Make Your Business Boom
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Working with both veterans and seniors each and every day, we know that the veterans aid and attendance benefit is often overlooked. Elder law attorneys can help veterans understand the intersection between this pension benefit … [Read more...]
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July 4, 2011 by
Nothing says Fourth of July like beautiful weather, good food, and time spent with family and friends. We have been blessed with such gorgeous weather up here in the northern Virginia area, and I hope it continues to accommodate … [Read more...]
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