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Taking Care of an Ill Loved One

I didn't think of myself as the nurturing type as I grew up, but when my grandmother became seriously ill while I was in college, my caregiver side came out. I started living with her and balancing her care with my schoolwork. It was very challenging, but seeing her recover and regain her ability to live independently was well worth the five years of hard work. Now I'm returning again to help my grandmother so she can once again stay at home, and I've decided to share some of my experiences online to help other caregivers feel like they're not so alone.

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Seven Important Features To Look For In A Pediatric Hospital Bed

Posted on December 10, 2014

If your child is convalescing at home and requires the use of a hospital bed, there are several aspects to consider. Your child's safety and comfort are important, as he or she becomes acclimated to the new configuration. For this reason, the height of a pediatric hospital bed should be low enough to prevent falls. A locking system, LCD monitor with battery backup, a nightlight and antimicrobial bedding are other features to look for. [Read More]

Four Simple Cosmetic Dental Procedures That You Won't Have To Go Under The Knife For

Posted on December 9, 2014

Cosmetic dentistry goes much deeper than just dental implants. There are several other options if your smile is just a little crooked or your white are just a little off color. From bleaching to bonding, there is something for everyone when it comes to getting that perfect smile. Below is a list of the most common and simple procedures that a dentist, such as New Image Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, can do to make your smile bright and beautiful. [Read More]

Menopause Around The Corner? 4 Changes You Can Expect

Posted on December 8, 2014

When they refer to menopause as "the change" they aren't kidding. Your body is going to go through so many changes. You may be looking forward to the end of your periods, but you probably aren't looking forward to the physical and emotional changes that accompany menopause. In fact, you might not even be aware of all the different changes that you're about to endure. You probably know about the hot flashes but you might not know about some of the other changes you're going to have to deal with. [Read More]

Three Health Resolutions You Really Should Keep This New Year

Posted on December 4, 2014

Are you tired of making the same resolutions year after year, but never keeping them? This year, improve your overall health by making New Year's resolutions you can actually stick to. These resolutions all require minimal effort on your part, but they lead to lasting health gains and have you feeling more lively and vibrant in no time. Resolution #1: Replace sugary drinks with water. Sugary drinks are one of the leading sources of unnecessary calories in the diet. [Read More]