How choices that chronic illness patients make affect their lives and lives of their loved ones and how those choices develop courage in them. Courage detector – guidelines that help one to assess how courageous one is while facing chronic illness.
Article lists a number of symptoms of overactive bladder and what to do when you have it. Do not let it interfere with your daily life and talk to your doctor about the best treatment.
An Alzheimer’s patient writes a letter to his loved ones while he still has his cognitive ability.
This brochure helps patients and loved ones understand more about hospice care, as well as learn about the eligibility requirements and services covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit.
As discussed during World Alzheimer Congress, CNAs are underpaied and are not appreciated, which makes them search for a better job. However, now there are solutions to decrease CNA turnover.
Briefly describes the AXA Foundation Family Care Resource Connection where listings, ratings, and reviews of a number of resources are provided. A variety of topics are addressed.
Hear a story of courage and healing as the author battles medical problems and depression.
Hear a story of courage and healing as the author battles medical problems and depression and describes what it is like to finally live a more normal life without severe medical problems.
When confronted with approaching death, many of us wonder when exactly will death occur. This article from the Hospice Patients Alliance describes some of the signs and symptoms experienced when your loved one is approaching death.
An experienced caregiver gives some great ideas as to how you can make life more pleasant for your loved one.
The brain damage caused by Alzheimer’s disease can make a person act in unusual, distressing, or even darkly humorous ways. This can help you cope.
Written as an indivdual with Alzheimer’s might pray.
