Boomerang Children

Dear healthwellness82@gmail.com, It’s common these days for grown kids to move back in with their parents... and vice versa, for parents to move in with their grown kids. And it can be a big challenge! So John L. Graham, PhD, professor emeritus at the University of California in Irvine and coauthor of Together Again: A Creative Guide to Successful Multigenerational Living, offers a survivor’s guide to help you all get along, and how to set up ground rules so everyone can live happily together. Here’s something else that will help any family live happily together—good old-fashioned comfort food! Jo Bracken shares her favorite food from the best-selling The I Hate to Cook Book written by her late mother Peg Bracken. These classic recipes can be cooked quickly and easily without fancy ingredients. All the best, Editor BottomLineSecrets.com When Grown Kids Move Back Home: Living (Happily) Together In these economic times, more grown children are moving back home. The arrangement can work well for you and your child if you discuss expectations and ground rules upfront...   Continue reading When Grown Kids Move Back Home: Living (Happily) Together Simply Delicious Comfort Food From The I Hate to Cook Book Fifty years ago, Peg Bracken wrote The I Hate to Cook Book, which proved that good food didn’t have to take a great deal of time or effort...   Continue reading Simply Delicious Comfort Food From The I Hate to Cook Book		August 21, 2011   In This Issue      When Grown Kids Move Back Home:       Living (Happily) Together      Simply Delicious Comfort Food From       The I Hate to Cook Book ADVERTISEMENT The Drugs No Senior Should Ever Take In 1991, a team from Harvard Medical School identified 20 drugs too dangerous for use by elderly patients. Then they found out that 23% of seniors are receiving these very drugs. And the Journal of the American Medical Association said this study was "merely the tip of the iceberg." They were right. Now the list has grown to several dozen drugs. Congress was so disturbed it asked its watchdog agency, the General Accounting Office, to look into it. Using Medicare data, the GAO found over 17 percent of the elderly receive unsafe drugs.   Learn More
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