Caregiving For Stroke - People

Hi,I am a God loving person. My hobby is to make everyone happy. My motto for healthy life is -EAT THE BEST. LEAVE THE REST. YOU WILL BE HAPPY HEALTHY AND IN SHAPE.For me everyone in this lovely planet are my friends and relatives as we are all from the house of God. So I think it is my responsibility in whatever little way I can to make them happy and healthy. Me and my blog always try to...

Hi, I'm Round Peg. I'm a wife, to a wonderful, caring and giving man. I'm a mother to two wonderful children; a 3.5 year old PTSD sufferer with a minor heart murmur and a 1.5 year old son who has craniosynostosis and a bicuspid aortal valve. I'm also sister and caregiver to my 23 year old paraplegic brother, who lives with me for the time being. On top of all that fun, I'm a full-time...

Hello, my name is Rod Hoershim. I'm an independent health and wellness researcher specializing in alternative and complementary treatments for a variety of 21st century maladies. Information Superhighway Hypnosis, Computer Thrombosis, and Phalangeal Ptosis. You name it, and I am interested in learning about it, and finding holistic means of correcting the underlying lifestyle imbalances.

Carolyn Scott just celebrated her 10 years as a vegan as well as an entrepreneur. After college, Carolyn moved to Los Angeles from Miami in 1998. Shortly after arriving and becoming vegan, she studied holistic nutrition as well as dabbled in the culinary arts before she opened Ineventions, Originally a pr & event firm, it is now a full film, TV and web production branch under the umbrella...

Linda Fisher, Sedalia, MO, is the author and editor of Alzheimer’s Anthology of Unconditional Love. Proceeds from the book are donated to the Alzheimer’s Association. She speaks to Alzheimer’s groups, support groups, civic organizations, and writing groups. Her book Early Onset Blog: Essays from an Online Journal was released in 2009. Her current book project is Rocks and...

My wife died of Sarcoma in 1991, my mother died from chemo for breast cancer, and my grandmother died of ovarian cancer.I read about the efforts to learn the causes of these diseases and attempt to educate others about them.

Normal 0 I've just released my e-book “The Caregiver in MidLife: Where their needs end and yours begins”, a blend of my personal story and helpful information and exercises for midlife women who are caregivers to elderly parents. This book brings together my 25 years' experience as coach, counselor and, more recently, caregiving for her elderly mother. It is my hope that...