Guidance for Your Next Chapter: myLifeSite’s Top Blog Posts of 2025
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to look back at the myLifeSite blog posts that resonated with our readers this year, measured by views. These are the stories, guides, and insights you clicked on, shared, and kept coming back to when you needed insight, clarity, or a fresh perspective. Covering a [...]
Medication Management Issues Can Be a First Sign Extra Support Is Needed
Staying healthy as we age often involves more than just regular doctor visits. For many older adults, one of the most critical — and potentially challenging — instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) is medication management. Taking medications correctly, consistently, and safely can mean the difference between stable health and preventable complications. Yet despite this, [...]
From Chaos to Clarity: Predictability Makes the Senior Living Decision Journey Easier
As we get older, one of the greatest gifts we can offer ourselves is predictability. We’re not talking about a rigid schedule or a life without spontaneity, but rather a sense of structure that reduces unnecessary stress. Indeed, many people find that predictability lightens the mental load we all carry each day. It frees us [...]
What Is AI … and Why Does It Matter for Older Adults?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is writing a lot of headlines lately … literally! Whether it’s a story about AI taking over the world or a report about the AI bubble’s impending rupture, it seems like everywhere you turn, AI is making news. But what does “AI” mean exactly, and why do older adults need to understand [...]
Brad Breeding Releases Newest Book: Your Best Path Forward: A Practical Guide to Navigating Senior Living Options and Planning
For many older adults and their families, the search for the right retirement living arrangement can feel overwhelming. The choices are numerous, the terminology can be confusing, and the stakes are high … after all, your home and care situation will impact nearly every aspect of your long-term wellbeing. Recognizing this, myLifeSite president Brad Breeding, [...]
ADLs vs. IADLs Part 4: What Are the Options When IADLs Become Difficult?
In this blog series, we examine the differences between activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs), and what happens when they become difficult for a person. Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) are the everyday, often more complex tasks that support independent living in the community. This includes things like [...]