Disabilities & the Disabled

Physical therapy helps promote flexibility and increases the body's overall strength, making it less prone to future illness and injuries. It not just helps in instant pain relief but focuses on long-term management.

Munchausen syndrome by proxy (MSbP) is a rare and serious disorder in which a caregiver, often a parent, fabricates or causes illness in a person under their care, typically a child, to draw attention to themselves or to gain a sense of power or control.

The rise in introverted individuals since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic is likely due to a variety of factors, including the widespread adoption of remote work and virtual socializing, as well as increased social isolation and stress.

Unlock the power of neuroplasticity with these ten brain exercises for stroke recovery. Improve memory, cognitive function, and motor skills with these fun and effective games, puzzles, and activities.

It's critical to be aware of how your children learn. It is vital to be aware of learning differences, particularly learning difficulties. While this is especially true in an educational environment, it can be applied to any situation.

Approximately 15% of the world's population is affected by dyslexia, but unfortunately, we don't know as much about it as we do about other disabilities and conditions. In this article, we'll explain more about dyslexia, it's causes, and how to cope with it as an adult.

For most people Mobility Scooters are a big one off expense so it only makes sense to seek mobility scooters on finance and to get a 'Pay Monthly' schedule.

Post Stroke Fatigue may last up to 6 months, whereas if chronic, it can stay with 40% of patients even after 2 years. Another study reported fatigue to be still be present in one-third of patients up to 6 years after stroke onset.

The ability to climb higher, such as reaching an item on a higher shelf is among the most common issues wheelchair users might face. With the assistance of mobility scooters that can help to do your daily tasks effortlessly.

Having Meniere's Disease can be mind-boggling at times. It affects your ability to work, stay focused on a task, and even remember things. The worst part is that there is no cure.

Heavily exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam, I started having heart problems in the 1980s. The VA now recognizes ischemic heart disease as a known disease caused by AO exposure. Fifty-three years later, I have nine stents in my heart, but not one stitch in my chest. A modern-day mirical.

Statin medications are prescribed for patients around the world. This article explains cholesterol blood work, the use of statins and possible side effects. Ways to prevent coronary artery disease is also discussed.

Here's a brief article explaining what life is like living with attention deficit disorder.

The article about stroke discusses the statistics, signs, symptoms and treatment of strokes. It also includes the events with my husband’s stroke. The difficulties experienced by stroke victims is also discussed.

A person with a disability is a human being. They are no different than anyone else. They deserve to live a long life like anyone else and they deserve to be treated with the same respect as anyone else

Every health worker deserves to know how best to care for their patient. This article talked about how carers, support workers, and caregivers can become the best among coworkers

It is beneficial to our health and wellbeing to own dogs. Hanging out and keeping up with our canine friends can be tasking but I don’t mean that in a bad way. As a dog owner or volunteer, you have to always be active because dogs love activity. From walking the dog to letting it out in the yard to

Many types of mental disabilities are reviewed in this article along with their definitions. Causes of some common disabilities and problems associated with intellectual disabilities are also reviewed, along with possible treatments.

If you are caring for someone who is disabled or has special needs, you know how difficult it is. The stress and energy will eventually take its toll on you both physically and mentally. You need a break. But how do you find respite care so you can get it?

Why Does Impingement Syndrome Happen and How You Can Help Get Rid of It.

Walking aids are mainly used by people with disabilities. These help patients live an independent life and mobilize by themselves.

Dopamine is a powerful neurotransmitter in the brain which is responsible for motivation and focus. Deficiency of dopamine can lead to debilitating disorders like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and dementia. The good news is that dopamine can be increased naturally, thereby improving focus and motivation.

Millions of people like me suffer from a hearing disability which alters the way we live. Our world is shaped differently in how we interact in a society filled with social events, education and family living. We live in a silent or quieter world than most.

I applied for Social Security Disability nearly two years ago and got approved for a court date. However, I was determined to continue pursuing it with the support of my husband, my prayer group, and, of course, God.

When I was unexpectedly thrust into the world of caregiving, these are some things I learned that I wish I knew beforehand.

Diabetic Patients are at high risk for diabetic foot ulcer. which can lead to serious health issues.

Managing challenging behavior and irritability in children and adults with Austism (ASD), ADHD and/or intellectual disabilities often involves the use of Risperdal (Risperidone) which can have risky side effects

The undeniable importance of language was not lost on philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, who stated: “The limits of my language means the limits of my world.” Language is a cornerstorn of cutlure. It is essential in communicating complex thoughts, ideas, intentions, motivations, and desires.

This article is a glimpse into the realities of being disabled and having low-to-no income in modern society. Outlined are many of the struggles experienced by those who cannot afford to support themselves throughout disability.

The number of disabled Americans may surprise you! Read more about how many people are disabled and the challenges facing them.

There are helpful things you can do to support your loved one when they have a chronic condition. And, there are things that really, really aren't helpful. This guide helps you tell the difference!

This article examines life with this condition as well as what is meant by the term "low vision." I also give common causes of low vision.

Being diagnosed with scoliosis is stressful. Once you add in high school drama, lots of pain, and major surgery, you end up with my life story.

I was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. I am here to share how this condition affects my day-to-day life, including my love life.

Why many people with chronic illness and disabilities do not want to be told that they are “inspiring,” or that their lives are an “inspiration.”

Arthur Kavanagh was born with stumps for arms and legs yet he achieved more than most people without any physical disabilities.

This article is about books and different resources for veterans.

Lateral epicondylitis, also referred to as Tennis Elbow, is a common cause of elbow pain. There are many options for non-operative treatment for this condition.

This explains how to get disability from the United States government.

"Sandwiched" between caring for aging parents and a chronically ill child can wear anyone down. Staying positive and avoiding caregiver burnout requires conscious effort, but it can be done.

A disease that struck millions of children and adults decades ago, still isn't eradicated, but has come back to haunt many that suffered at that time. And the medical profession isn't helping them!