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Wheelchairs: Mobility Options for You

My name is Lana Thompson and about five years ago, my son was involved in a car accident. My son has been in a wheelchair ever since the accident, but David is determined, resilient, and positive. The injury did not keep him from reaching his goals, and I have spent a good deal of time, energy, and money to make sure that my son's wheelchair could help him with his life aspirations. This meant working with physicians, electronics experts, and medical suppliers to make sure David's wheelchair was as technologically advanced as possible. A wheelchair is not simply a tool, it is a mobility lifeline for a disabled individual. If you are in a wheelchair, I want you know how to develop the right wheelchair for your condition. I want you to be comfortable, able, and positive like my son, so start exploring options with my blog.

Latest Posts

What You Should Know About Varicose Veins

Posted on May 9, 2016

When most people think about varicose veins, they assume that they only happen to older people and are merely an aesthetic problem that make the legs look older or less attractive than they once were. However, there's much more to varicose veins. You should get to know more about the important varicose vein facts and treatment options so that you can better understand and handle this health condition if it happens to you. [Read More]

It's Time To Get Help: 3 Tips To Help You Choose The Right Home Health Care Provider For Your Parents

Posted on April 25, 2016

If your parents are starting to find it more difficult to care for themselves, it might be time to consider hiring a home health care provider (such as one from Argus Home Health Care). This is particularly true if they need help with their medical needs but they haven't reached the point where they need an assisted living facility. You want to make sure that you choose a home health care provider that will work well with your parents. [Read More]

2 Herbal Cleansing Rinses For Keeping A Wound Clean After A Mole Removal Procedure

Posted on April 7, 2016

Moles are typically removed using an excision or shaving method. These methods will usually cause some scarring once the surgical wound has fully healed. How deep your surgical site is depends on how deep and big the mole is. Deeper surgical sites can easily get infected if they are not taken care of properly. During the healing process, it is important to keep your wound clean until it is able to heal. [Read More]

Four Lifestyle Practices That Might Be Contributing To Your Vaginal Dryness

Posted on March 8, 2016

If you suffer from frequent or ongoing vaginal dryness, it is important to visit your OBGYN in order to rule out causes like pregnancy and immune disorders. If your OBGYN gives you a clean bill of health, then chances, are lifestyle factors are contributing to your vaginal dryness or making it worse. Here's a look at four common lifestyle practices that lead to this symptom: Bathing in bubble baths or scented products. [Read More]