(S1, E 5) A connection through the ages
The Gray Q & A
Mary Miarer, 93, joins her daughter Ruthie Good, 71, on the Gray Q & A to talk about how their relationship has changed -- and how it stayed the same as they have both gotten older.
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S1, E4: 'Winging it on a day to day basis'
The Gray Q & A
Judy Fisher and her father Larry Greer discuss how their lives have changed since Martha, Larry's wife and and Judy's step-mother was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia.
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S1, E3 -- The Will To Keep Looking Forward
The Gray Q & A
Jay Allred and his father, Jess, discuss a terminal cancer and how the elder Allred is able to look past that, thanks in part to creating a will and having his affairs in order. The two discuss the terminal diagnosis and the impact its had on the Allred family.
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Transportation for seniors
The Gray Q & A
Katherine Freund, a longtime advocate for senior transportation solutions and president of ITN America, answers Richland Source readers' questions about aging and transportation.
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Financial planning for seniors
The Gray Q & A
Jennifer Heston, a researcher for the Scripps Gerontology Center at Miami University, speaks with Courtney McNaull about end of life planning, and answers questions about finances Richland Source readers asked.
info_outlineJudy Fisher and her father Larry Greer discuss how their lives have changed since Martha, Larry's wife and and Judy's step-mother was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia.
They also discuss how they rely on each other and others in family for help when it's needed.