What To Do When Your Parent Says They Want To Die

Friends and family of sick and elderly people who express a wish to end their lives face difficult questions.

A year of Honor

It’s 5 AM. Her alarm goes off unapologetically and propels her into an upward position. No time to snooze. Her first order of the…

Caring for our Care Pros: A Huge Change at Honor

Who cares about care workers? We do.

One Parent with Alzheimer’s, Two Siblings in Conflict

When our mother could no longer live on her own, my sister and I fell back into our childhood dynamic — and turned to an unlikely professional for…

Bitter Pill: When Prickly Aging Parents Need Your Help

Is it our duty to care for aging parents who were — or are — awful?

Can Holidays Be Happy with Alzheimer’s?

This time of year can be difficult for any adult child in any…

Coat of Rust — An Alzheimer’s Caregiver Story

An Alzheimer’s caregiver story about what to let go of and what to cling to when caring for a loved one who is slipping away.

Living with Parkinson's

Hallucinations caused by Parkinson’s aren’t real, but the fear and pain is—for…

Honor is now in Texas — and in Walmart!

We’re coming to your neighborhood.