• 3 Tips For Choosing The Right Walk-In Tub For Your School-Aged Child With A Mobility Issue

  14 February 2017

  If your son or daughter has mobility challenges or another disability that has made some activities of daily living difficult to accomplish without assistance, you may already know that many occupational and physical therapists recommend making modifications whenever possible to encourage their independence. Therefore, it is a good idea to invest in a walk-in tub before your child hits puberty so that he or she will be familiar with its functionality before bathing alone becomes even more important to them.

• How To Spiritually Recover From Depression

  14 February 2017

  Depression is an illness that affects your body, mind, and soul. Treatments are available for your body and mind. However, there is nothing to help your soul. This condition affects around 19 million Americans every year. Unfortunately, only one-third of people with depression receive treatment. It is common to experience problems that form at a psychological or physical level, but the root cause can from a spiritual dimension. If the reason of your problem is spiritual in nature, then you can benefit from spiritual healing remedies.

• Prenatal Care When You Are 40 or Older: Healthy Pregnancies When You Are Considered of Advanced Maternal Age

  5 December 2016

  Many women are waiting until their late 30s and early 40s to have children. This is a trend that has grown as more women have focused on careers before starting a family. While women tend to be the most physically healthy in their early 20s, this does not mean that they can't have a healthy pregnancy when they are considered to be of advanced maternal age. The established age to be considered of advanced maternal is only 35 years old, and many women have an excellent, problem-free pregnancy when they are 25 years old or older.

• Three Ways To Combat Contact Lens Discomfort

  5 December 2016

  While contact lenses are generally safe, they can sometimes be irritating for new wearers. Fortunately, there are ways around this discomfort. Here are just a few tips to keep your lenses comfortable. Focus On Your Diet A common source of discomfort for new contact lens wearers is irritation due to dry eyes. The drier your eyes are, the more you can feel the contact lens. Eye drops offer some relief, but artificial tears aren't exactly the same as natural tears.

• 4 Tips to Help You Sleep Better with a Prosthetic Leg

  16 November 2016

  When getting a prosthetic leg for the first time, learning new ways to perform daily tasks can take time. The challenge of adjusting to life with a prosthetic leg aren't limited to daytime activities, either. Even something as simple as sleeping can require adjustment. If you'll be a prosthetic leg soon, here are four tips to help you sleep well during the nights following your procedure. Shower the Night Before You Get Your Prosthetic Leg

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