Respite Care Offers Practical Help Following a Stroke
Enduring and going through recovery following a stroke is an emotionally and physically challenging undertaking, and the main thing you long for is to return
Author: Kathy Gabel
Learn to Recognize the Warning Signs of a Stroke
Stroke, according to the National Stroke Association, is listed as the fifth leading reason for death in the U.S., with an annual count of about
Parkinson’s Disease Care Tips for Family Caregivers
A number of older adults who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease receive the largest part of their care at home from loved ones, particularly
The Five Stages of Parkinson’s Disease and What to Expect
More likely to strike men, and more common than MS, ALS, and muscular dystrophy combined, Parkinson’s disease is diagnosed in as many as 7 –
How Relationships Are Affected by a TBI & How to Overcome the Obstacles
Among the numerous life changes after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), close relationships are affected in a variety of ways due to: Modifications in responsibilities
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Care Tips for Family Caregivers
Meeting the care needs of a loved one who is undergoing traumatic brain injury rehabilitation can be easier to manage when armed with knowledge and
What You Need to Know About Home Blood Pressure Measurement
If you were diagnosed with diabetes, heart disease, or high blood pressure, chances are your health care provider has suggested taking blood pressure at home,
Do You Know the Signs of Heart Attack in Women? Take the “IF She Were a SWAN…” Challenge
Everybody knows the story pertaining to the ugly duckling who turned out to be a lovely swan. The apparent moral of the story is that
A Senior’s Changing Nutritional Needs Explained
We all know that a nutritious diet is crucial for a healthy body. What many people don’t know, however, is how your nutritional needs change
Is Mom Eating Well? Questions to Ask if You Suspect Poor Senior Nutrition
A parent’s love for his or her children is ageless. And parents of all ages want to protect their children from troubles, which often leads