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Caregivingly Yours
http://caregivinglyyours.blogspot.com/
Sharing the trial and error learned lessons of a spouse caregiver about family, home care, and transition to the care facility era from 19 years of living with Multiple Sclerosis as a family. ... in August 2008, living with teen Autism was invited into our home and blog.
- Added on: Aug 23rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Patrick Leer
- Listed in: Health Family
- Tags: caregiver caregiving multiple sclerosis home care care facility spouse caregiver
Recent Posts
The Care Jacket
The weather outside is frightful but this offer is so delightful.Join one of the latest pop-culture phenomena!The Care Jacket™ keeps you totally warm and gives you the freedom to use your hands!Perfect for:Pushing wheelchairsTransferring Promoting ...
It\'s the MOST DANGEROUS time of the year
With those holiday greetingsand gay happy meetingsWhen friends come to callIt's the MOST DANGEROUS time of the year “ …dealing with relatives and having to spend more money during the holiday season contribute to your stress level. … fatal hear...
wheelchair dance
While visions of sugar-plums dance in everyone’s head this time of year, some special ones work to bring dance, dreams and caring to life."One dances in the wheelchair and the other dances near the wheelchair, and spectators marvel at their fr...
too busy caregiving for affair with Tiger Woods
Alas, I confess I have never had an affair with Tiger Woods. Though I suspect this entry may get more hits than those simply entitled caregiving, Multiple Sclerosis, or teen Autism. Thanks to the National Alliance for Caregiving, AARP and MetLif...
You might be a caregiver if …
You might be a caregiver if … menthol is your eau de cologne.Thanksgiving morning began with rubbing Mineral Ice into my shoulder and upper arm muscles and applying a Ben Gay back patch to my lower back. So too would Thanksgiving end, and the next ...
flu vaccines Multiple Sclerosis
"The reason why the flu is more difficult and potentially damaging to individuals with MS is three-fold. First, if individuals with MS get the flu, they must endure the associated aches and pains in addition to their normal MS symptoms. Second, high ...
