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January 13, 2017

3 Stories of Disability and Triumph to Start the New Year

Adapting with a newfound disability can be a challenging road, but stories of people with disabilities who have overcome adversity can give inspiration and hope. So […]

September 3, 2016

It’s Labor Day. Prepare for rain soon.

In 2016, Labor Day is on September 5. This gives you a few more days to make plans for your one-day vacay from work. Whatever you […]

December 21, 2015

The Stroke Survivor’s Guide to Holiday Visiting

It’s that time of year when family, friends and others gather to share special moments and memories. Your loved ones will generally try very hard to […]

September 12, 2014

Walkers Can Cause Injuries – Here’s How to Avoid Them!

Walkers are a huge help to the elderly and disabled, and they assist millions of people in getting around safely each year. But did you know […]

September 2, 2014

Using Crutches Safely

Using crutches looks intuitive, but it’s really not. To use crutches properly, you need some good instruction, a bit of skill and then practice. If you […]

July 23, 2014

Remember Your Emergency Planning for Frail Senior Citizens

It always pays to be prepared for an emergency at home, and you should always have a good supply of non-perishable food, water as well as […]

May 22, 2014

Fruit and Vegetables May Lower Risk of Stroke

A new review of worldwide research has shown that regularly eating fruits and vegetables can lower risk of stroke, according to WebMD.com. Risk of stroke declined […]

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