Healing At Home

Posted on: 7 April 2017

As some people age, the indicators that assisted living might be the right choice for them can be apparent. For example, if you've recently fallen and you're no longer comfortable moving around your two-level home, you may wish to move into an assisted living facility—and your children may also be suggesting that you do so. However, for other people, there might not be an overt sign that this move is necessary.
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Posted on: 14 March 2017

Taking care of a parent who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease can keep you busy, depending on the stage of progression. The best way to get more rest throughout each day is to set a schedule for helping your parent with daily tasks. There are also things that you can do to make the house safer, as it can prevent accidents when you least expect them to happen. Sometimes getting assistance from a professional is a great option as well.
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Posted on: 7 March 2017

Whether it's due to a disease or injury, many elderly people deal with limited mobility. This can affect their quality of life and make them less independent. If you have a parent with mobility problems, there are many things you can do for him or her. Here are five helpful tips for helping a parent with limited mobility: Make the Necessary Accommodations to Your Parent's Home If your parent has to be in a wheelchair, it may be a good idea to make certain accommodations in the home.
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Posted on: 1 March 2017

The idea of pricking your fingers and giving yourself shots throughout the day can be a scary one if you've just learned of your diabetes diagnosis. It can take some getting used to, but once you've got a good system for managing the medication and disease, your health can start to improve. With the helpful tips here, you're going to be able to better cope with your medication needs. Get to Know Your Drugstore Pharmacist
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