When you first hear about arthritis, you may think that there’s really nothing you can do about it. You may have a grandparent who used to complain about their hands hurting, or that their back hurt. You probably thought it was just one of those illnesses that happened to you as you got older. However, arthritis can be serious. In fact, more people are disabled because of arthritis than any other disability in the United States. May is National Arthritis Awareness Month, so this is a great time to find out more about the disease.
There’s never been a better time to celebrate nurses than right now. Nurses are a vital resource in medicine. They work to care for us and our family members day in and day out. Although we should celebrate nurses every day, nurses get a special day in May for us to recognize and celebrate these amazing people. Here is some more information about National Nurses Day, which is May 6th.
You’re likely aware of COVID-19, but do you know how to keep your loved ones safe? To learn more about COVID-19 and what you can do to make sure your loved ones are safe, keep reading.
We all grow older. Unfortunately, part of growing older is requiring more help with daily activities and tasks. If you have an aging parent or loved one, they may require additional care. Hiring a professional caretaker is the best thing you can do for your loved one.
When a senior’s home isn’t equipped for safety and disabilities, aging in place can increase their risk of falls and limit their mobility. On the other hand, making some simple changes can give them peace of mind and a sense of freedom.
If you have a loved one with dementia, part of the coping process is denial. You or your loved one may be struggling with the acceptance of the diagnosis. For more about denial about dementia, keep reading.