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When it comes to potentially hazardous areas in houses, garages are one of the most overlooked and ignored spots by homeowners. So why are garage safety hazards not given the attention they’re due? It may be because many homeowners consider the garage more of a “separate” area of the home that doesn’t require the same level…

A common worry of the elderly as physical and mental abilities start to decline with age is that they will no longer be able to be self-sufficient. Moreover, the responsibility of the “sandwich generation” to take care of aging parents has led to the need for better systems and processes for helping seniors. Solutions enabling…

Deteriorating motor skills as a result of old age is a serious concern for seniors who live with hoarders, clutter prone individuals or are hoarders themselves. An excess of junk around frequently walked areas can easily trip up even spry youth, let alone elders with poor vision and response time. Not only do one third…

To move or not to move? That’s a question many families struggle with when they realize their home isn’t practical for an aging or disabled family member. Todd and Paula Crawford tried to sell their two-story home in Ringgold, Georgia, after their son Mackenzie was diagnosed in 2004 with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a rapidly progressive…

How to Make & Pay for Home Modifications to Enable Aging in Place Home modifications are physical changes made to one’s home to accommodate for the changing needs of the elderly or disabled, to enable aging in place. As we age, our mobility and physical strength diminish and many aspects of a home that were…

Canada’s legal system is completely corrupt Published on Jan 12, 2010 Every aspect of how we experience life is through our court systems. To run a business it must be legal, just as it must be legal for you to be an employee. Anyone can take everything you own using our court systems yet it’s…