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Welcome to part 2 of our series on the fear of losing independence, where we dive into practical tips to help you face your future with confidence.

We take a look at how to manage life so you don’t reach emotional labour burnout. If it does hit you, we also look at what steps you can take to recover.

It’s become so common, the term ‘boomerang kids’ was coined to cover it. We’re talking about adult children returning ‘home’ to live with Mum and Dad.

Whether you fall into the ‘need-help-with-meals-right-now’ category, or you’re simply looking for meal-making inspiration, meal kits can be the way to go.

Just because your car can go off the beaten track, doesn’t mean you have insurance to cover you if you have an accident while doing so.

Would you be able to retain your independence if living alone? It’s not an uncommon concern – and for good reason.

Walk into a forest and everything feels different. The air is fresh, the sunlight radiates through the trees. Forests stand resiliently, growing to nature’s timetable.

In part 2 of ‘A cry from our adult kids,’ we’ve gone undercover to find out what it is grownup kids really wish they could ask of us.

Daily chores may be manageable, but as we grow older, or become bogged down with the needs of teens, getting through the bigger tasks can become a burden.

Welcome to our series on winding up a deceased persons home. Up first, how did you find yourself in the very situation we’re talking about?