A Lewy Body patient
This article describes Lewy Body symptoms from a patient’s point of view. It describes what life is like when your abilities, like your sight, are constantly changing.
This article describes Lewy Body symptoms from a patient’s point of view. It describes what life is like when your abilities, like your sight, are constantly changing.
This Fact Sheet addresses a number of important concerns Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) caregivers have and should help you find answers and locate assistance in your area.
Sandy Goodman has lost her 18 year old son in 1997. While Holidays can be disabling for those who grieve. She’d like to share some things that might help others.
For family caregivers, stress is often of a higher intensity and longer duration than for others, and requires diligence to manage effectively. Read about the symptoms, and about strategies for stress management.
‘If anyone had told me that by the age of 30 I’d have survived 2 abusive marriages, mothered 5 children abandoned to raise them alone, had a child with an incurable heart disease, raised another child from birth for 4.5 years before I lost her..’
The author describes how, after experiencing both methods, it is has become very clear to him that sharing the inevitability of death is far, far better than ignoring it.
There is a way to recognize truth in the Bible or anywhere else: it resonates within your soul. A part of you recognizes truth when you hear it, and that part clamors, “ Pay attention to this! It will make you happy and successful to know and live this!”
While the author’s book tells of his journey with his wife and her illness, this excerpt from Appendix A gives information on practical lessons learned.
When you feel lonely, separate, or outside of love, your pain and what you do out of pain is your honk to be reunited with your beloved. Your beloved is not just a person; it is the Beloved.
The author offers advice for families facing financial challenges when faced with a health related dependency.
Starting January 1, 2006, Medicare will begin offering coverage for prescription drugs under a new part of Medicare (Part D). Read how it works, what it costs, who can apply, etc.
Starting January 1, 2006, Medicare will begin offering coverage for prescription drugs under a new part of Medicare (Part D). Read how it works, what it costs, who can apply, etc.