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Working Through Injury

When I was in high school, I was involved in just about every sport imaginable. After I finished up football practice, I headed over the basketball court to work on my shot. However, an accident changed my plans to become a professional athlete. I had been driving home with some friends, and a drunk driver smashed into our car. I had to endure about two years of speech therapy and rehabilitation just to walk and talk again. However, I know that people are stronger than they seem, and that you can overcome just about anything. I hope that as you read through the contents of my blog that you will be inspired to keep working on your recovery.

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How And When To Adjust The Volume On Your Hearing Aids While Out Hunting

Posted on 23 December 2015

Hunting provides a tricky situation, where people with hearing aids can find themselves stuck between wanting to hear all of the sounds of nature and their wild game while simultaneously needing to protect themselves from the painfully loud gunshot that goes along with the thrill of the hunt. Knowing when exactly making a hearing aid adjustment will be effective and safe is critical to having a great day in the field without compromising your hearing, so here are some tips for adjusting your hearing aids to get the most of your day afield. [Read More]

Treating Your Delayed Reaction To An Auto Accident

Posted on 16 December 2015

You had a minor car accident a couple of days ago and now you've developed a headache and a stiff neck. This is a common reaction to what originally was a minor accident. Called whiplash, this painful condition can be treated successfully by a local chiropractic care clinic. Here is why you're having the pain now and what can be done to treat it. Your Body's Defenses Delayed Your Pain [Read More]

Caring For You Loved One With Advanced Alzheimer's: Information For You

Posted on 1 December 2015

When you have a parent or other loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, you know that you will be dealing with progressive dementia and all of the issues that go along with it. However, this may not prepare your for the reality of caring for that loved one when they reach the advanced or later stage of Alzheimer's disease. Get to know more about dealing with advanced Alzheimer's disease so that you can prepare yourself for the process and you can take the best possible care of your loved one, keeping them as safe, secure, and healthy as possible. [Read More]

4 Benefits Of Home Care

Posted on 16 November 2015

If you have a loved one who is getting older and needs some assistance, you should consider home care. This will allow an individual to visit the home of this person and provide the necessary care that may be needed on a daily basis. There are many benefits to selecting a supportive care team to help and knowing what these are may motivate you to do so. Benefit #1: Variety of needs met [Read More]