Choice Blog Round-up!

Today we present a series of short blurbs about some links that we’ve found interesting, informative, or just plain fun.  Links are bolded and underlined.

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And now, the round-up:

-  The As Our Parents Age blog has a review of a new book about the human brain, which they say dispels myths about aging brains and explains those “Senior Moments” we all experience.

-  In an open letter to the American Seniors Association, the ElderGuru blogger criticizes the organization for focusing more on revenue increases rather than senior advocacy.

-  For all the stressed-out caretakers out there, Inside Elder Care has some excellent information about creating your own support network.

-  Over at the ElderCare ABC Blog, author Joy Loverde answers questions about power of attorney and making tough decisions on behalf of your parents.

-  Scott Hensley of NPR discusses new information regarding prostate cancer screenings, including the importance of communicating with doctors.

-  The New Old Age guest blogger, Craig Leaves, answers some important legal questions about the parental support law and whether adult children are legally obligated to become caretakers for their parents, financially or otherwise.

-  AARP announces their 8th annual Inspire Awards Honorees, naming individuals who use their creativity and perseverance to make the world a better place.

That’s it for the round-up today.  Please leave us your thoughts about this post in the comments section!