Senior citizens are particularly vulnerable during emergency situations—hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, even heat waves. Disaster preparedness can seem daunting but it’s certainly doable. Thankfully, there are …
Birth
A member of our WhatHappensNow editorial team had her first babysitting job was when she was 11. She babysat for the neighbors across the street, …
Pets
Our animal companions may be smart, but they can still get hurt or gain access to items that might hurt them. As a pet owner, …
Wedding
Forget bridezillas! These wedding planners and florists have had to deal with horrific wedding emergencies: When It Rains, It Pours Samantha Goldberg is an Event …
Kids
By DivineCaroline and More Lifestyle Expecting a baby? For many expectant parents, this is one of the most beautiful stages in their lives. Of course, …
Higher Ed
by Lauren, our college blogger As college students, we don’t have much to begin with. So what happens when you get the little bit you …
Divorce
Note: This is in no way financial or legal advice. These are tips from people who know the industry, have been through divorces and are …
Senior Living
John Grosshandler’s mother had a simple request: she wanted to remain in her own home until she died. But John (a Chicago resident) and his …
Hospice
Hospice care supports patients as well as friends and family members. When it comes time to arrange for hospice care, this information will help. What …
Funeral
Immediately Federal law requires that the death must be pronounced by a coroner, medical examiner, or attending physician. State laws and regulations vary significantly regarding which …
