Provides tips and insights regarding care and treatment often prescribed by healthcare providers for home recovery.
For most of us, if we get a cut or scrape or even a deeper laceration, we start to heal immediately and in a few days or weeks, it’s much improved. The skin has miraculous healing powers. Immediately after a cut, the body clots the bleeding sends white cells and special chemicals to the site […]
Oh, No. Is That a Skin Tear? Read More »
Do you remember when the person you care for was first diagnosed with MS? You might not have been around them at the time, but I remember it very well. Those were very confusing days. I was almost sure Lynn had MS. He didn’t want to talk about it or give the disease any power
I Don't Know What I Don't Know Read More »
I’ve discovered that buying things to make life easier for a caregiver gets expensive; however, with just a bit of creativity, you can have devices to help out that work almost as well for a lot less (other than the time it takes to make them). Lynn has been a carpenter, is very creative, and
Necessity is the Mother of Invention Read More »
