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Hosted by Dr. Merle Griff and DeLores Pressley. This informative and interactive radio show, Wriggling in the Middle, talks about the dilemmas and sometimes the delights of being part of the sandwich generation and responsible for the care of multiple generations. Whether it's caring for both your children and elderly parents, or an aging spouse and your grandchildren, the show will discuss not only the challenges seen every day in keeping a family together, but also the lighter side of trying to manage it all.


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Dr. Merle Griff An expert on caring for both children and aging parents. She has been a delegate to the last two White Conferences... Read More DeLores Pressley Motivational Speaker, Author and Personal Power Expert DeLores Pressley, Motivational Speaker and Personal Power... Read More

Category Archives: Take Away

Monday’s Take Away: Turn the Negatives into Positives

Tweet Monday’s show was all about taking control of our brain and using four steps – relabeling, reframing, refocusing, and revaluing – to change our habits and end unhealthy thinking. One of the best ways to do this is to catch yourself thinking a negative thought and immediately change it to a positive thought. As [...]

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Monday’s Take Away: Shift Happens

Tweet Shift happens. Change happens. In your own life, it’s possible that a lot of change has taken place. For example, many people take a job or make a career choice out of need. In a desperate financial time, their “bridge job” becomes their career. They intended to only stay with this particular company for [...]

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Monday’s Take Away: Heart Disease Risk and Prevention

Tweet Dr. Lori Mosca shared a great deal of valuable information with us on Monday about the risks factors for and prevention of heart disease. Because heart disease is so prevalent and is 90 percent preventable, there are many “Take Aways” that can help us be better prepared and knowledgeable should heart disease become an [...]

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Monday’s Take Away: Take Those Meds!

Tweet When it comes to chronic pain, physicians often prescribe pain medication and it becomes the family caregiver’s decision whether or not to give the medication to the loved one in pain. Many times, the family caregiver opts against filling the prescription and following “doctor’s orders.” There can be many reasons for this, but one [...]

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Monday’s Take Away: Don’t Wait!

Tweet Oftentimes we develop ailments or health concerns, but instead of seeing a physician, we make excuses for our symptoms or deny them all together. By avoiding or ignoring our health situation, we could be making it worse! Our health care providers exist to examine our condition and help catch health issues before they turn [...]

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Monday’s Take Away: There Are No Bad Children

Tweet There are no bad kids. Children do not intend to be bad with their behavior; they’re just trying to understand their environment and their limits. Viewing a child’s actions in this way enables parents to look at ways to help them develop boundaries and act within them. There are three steps to discipline, but [...]

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Monday’s Take Away – Create Special Moments

Tweet As we listened to Jolene Brackey share ways to enhance moments with a loved one with Alzheimer’s and create moments of joy, several things stand out as being ultimately important when relating to a friend of family member with the disease. You cannot control the disease; you can only control your reaction to it. [...]

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Dr. Merle’s Take Away – Rebuilding the Community

Tweet We seem to have come to a strange definition of the roles and responsibilities of the adults in the village.  When I was growing up there seem to be eyes everywhere. If I did something wrong, by the time I got home somehow or other my mother already knew what I had done. I [...]

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