The holiday season can be loaded with a whirlwind of activities for the older adults we love, with family gatherings, holiday parties, religious events and services, deciding on the best gifts for the ones they love. Yet after the ornaments are packed away and families have resumed the routine busyness …
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Many seniors with Parkinson’s disease receive the bulk of their care at home from loved ones and friends, particularly in the beginning stages of the disease. As a professional in-home care company serving Sacramento and surrounding areas, we understand firsthand the unique obstacles experienced by family members caring for someone …
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Although there is no cure for multiple sclerosis (MS), hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S. are living with it – approximately 400,000 people to be exact, and of that, 86 percent list fatigue as the number one symptom of their disease. The cause of MS is unknown; it …
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The advantages of exercise don’t lessen as we age, and it’s extremely crucial for older adults to keep as active a lifestyle as possible. Even those that are bedridden or wheelchair-bound have a full range of options available to strengthen, improve resistance and flexibility. The initial step is always to …
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Unstoppable coughing. Shortness of breath. Wheezing. Sounds like an asthma attack, right? Before grabbing an inhaler or those over-the-counter cough drops, however, it may be time to see if another culprit – COPD – could be causing the problem. As many as 12 million Americans are currently living with COPD …
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