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Got a disease, ailment, or handicap, but don’t know the best place to get more information, free resources or just help. I’m listing (and adding) websites to national organizations for the bulk of the “circumstance that makes progress or success difficult”.
If other treatments for pain don’t help you may be prescribed muscle relaxers. Here's what you need to know about these medications - including side effects you may experience.
Caregiving, as we know, is not just for the elderly. There are some of us that for anyone else would be considered to be in the prime of their lives, but need help to get around, in and out of bed, etc. So they deserve to be shown how much their care is appreciated.
Peripheral neuropathy, a result of damage to the nerves located outside of the brain and spinal cord (peripheral nerves). Peripheral neuropathy can result from traumatic injuries, infections, metabolic problems, inherited causes and exposure to toxins. One of the most common causes is diabetes.
You can take most medications on the plane when you travel. But there are some exceptions. Always plan to bring more medication than you expect to use but some restrictions can apply, depending on your destination. Every country has different rules regarding medications you can bring. If you’re traveling abroad, find out your destination country’s rules in advance.
Multiple Sclerosis has many different major symptoms that usually trigger your doctor to suggest testing. However, there are also lesser symptoms that also are attributed to multiple sclerosis. Here are 7 such symptoms to look for as well.
Now that you’ve been diagnosed with MS, what happens next? You could be feeling a range of emotions about the diagnosis and be wondering if that’s normal. This information looks at these issues and how to obtain support going forward.
Self care is a part of HEALTH CARE. As they tell you on the plane put the mask on yourself before others. If you don’t have support how can you support others. Learn here ways to brighten your day and take care of self.
Those who take care of us have the same problems, asking for help or time to themselves. This article addresses 6 things our caregivers shouldn’t do.
Accidents can happen anywhere, but with COVID and disabilities and illnesses we tend to spend a good amount of time at home. So how do you make you home safer for you or your loved ones. Check out this article by David Clark for more tips on how to increase the safety of your home for daily life.
