I've been a caretaker of an elderly woman with dementia for over two years. I've seen the effects of this mental affliction, and how devastating it can be to loved ones. This is why I am a firm believer in seeking a professional diagnosis, so the patient may receive necessary care and treatment. Once diagnosed at the onset of symptoms, a plan can be devised. Through social interaction and daily care, my charge has achieved a higher quality of life. If your loved one has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, you can make a difference. Love will find a way.
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4 Things Knitters Need To Know About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
19 December 2014
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the nerve inside your wrist becomes pinched by the surrounding tendons and tissues. This is a painful and often chronic condition, and if knitting is one of your favorite hobbies, you could be at risk. Here's what you need to know. How do you get carpal tunnel syndrome? Carpal tunnel syndrome is classified as a repetitive motion disorder, which means that you get it by doing the same motions over and over.
The Advantages Of Physician-Owned Hospitals
16 December 2014
Although there are certainly quite a few exceptions out there, many hospitals are for-profit ventures that are owned by investors who are looking to make as much money as possible. This doesn't mean that they aren't put in place to provide people in the community with high-quality medical care, but it's important to understand that making a profit is a main goal for many of these medical treatment facilities. There is one option that you might want to look into, however -- physician-owned hospitals.