Cheryl

For the past 6 months or so we have been busy creating a new site called MidLife Avenue. Along with the new site we have created a companion YouTube channel where you will find product reviews. We created the new site because we feel that our focus should be on those of us in MidLife. We are very excited about these changes and we hope that everyone who has enjoyed Grandmother Diaries will follow us over to MidLife Avenue.

Without technology battery power would not be able to handle something as time and power intensive as cutting the grass. It is technology that makes this mower smart enough to switch from one battery to the other when it is expended so you can keep mowing without interruption. It displays where the twin blades are located, the lever for adjusting mowing height, 2 chambers for the batteries and the safety key are all located on top. I will admit that it was a little disconcerting when the battery switched from the expended battery to the other fully charged battery.

* Millions of people experience bladder leakage and choose to wear Depend Underwear everyday so that they can live their life to the fullest! Depend provides a variety of discreet products that help people regain their freedom and get their lives back, including: Silhouette Active Fit. Depend Silhouette Active Fit briefs are a new moderate-absorbency brief that feature a thin design for complete comfort with the trusted protection of the Depend brand and a lower rise+ for an underwear-like look, fit and feel. Allow me to show you this product… If we are going to remain active while experiencing bladder leakage, we need a product that inspires confidence and one we can rely on to help keep the issue a private one. For every photo and video shared using #Underwareness, the Depend brand will donate $1, up to $3 million, through 2016 to fund charities that advance the research and education of bladder leakage.

* The US National Library of Medicine notes under and over adherence to medications is common after hospital discharge with elderly patients receiving home health services According to the AMA: 12% do not take their medicine after they get their prescription filled 29% stop taking their medicine before it runs out 22% take less of their medication than is prescribed In other words, only 25% of patients are taking their medication as prescribed * 12% do not take their medicine after they get their prescription filled * 29% stop taking their medicine before it runs out * 22% take less of their medication than is prescribed * Whether you have an aging parent whose memory is challenged, or you have an active child who forgets to stop long enough to take their medication, or perhaps you need a little assistance in remembering to take your own medication, whatever the issue is with you or your loved one this timer is just what the doctor ordered.