TV true story adaptation with Disabledinfo.co.uk
TV true story adaptation Last night on television there was the true life story called, ‘Footprints in the snow ‘. I thought it was very well done, as it not only showed the battle the lady had to come to terms with breaking her back and becoming a guinea pig, in case their was a […]
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Autistic Children and the Strain on Marriage
Autistic Children and the Strain on Marriage Unfortunately, in modern times, many marriages end in divorce or separation. This statistic rises even higher when you mix in an autistic child. No matter how loving and understanding you both may be towards your child, the truth is that autism is a very difficult matter, and strain […]
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Common Reasons Why a Disability Insurance Claim Is Denied
Common Reasons Why a Disability Insurance Claim Is Denied More often than expected, many disability insurance claims are denied in the initial stage. When this happens, different reasons for its rejection play in mind. Here are some of the common reasons why a disability insurance claim is denied: 1. Lacks objective findings The social security […]
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What Factors Determine Poor Prognosis With Rheumatoid Arthritis
What Factors Determine Poor Prognosis With Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic, inflammatory autoimmune disorder. In RA, the immune dysfunction leads to painful, progressive crippling arthritis. RA is a systemic disorder and can affect internal organs including the eyes, lungs, heart, muscles, skin, and blood vessels. If undiagnosed or not treated aggressively it […]
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Autism in Children – The Importance of Diagnosing Children with Autism Early
Autism in Children – The Importance of Diagnosing Children with Autism Early If a child develops Autism it generally appears within the first couple of years of their life. It is very common for children to be diagnosed around three years of age. The disorder of Autism is classified as a Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD). […]
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Aging Wisely: 10 Tips for Caring for Aging Parents
Aging Wisely: 10 Tips for Caring for Aging Parents More than 50 million people provide care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during any given year. Individuals caring for their aging parents face challenges on a multitude of fronts: financial, emotional, medical and legal. Here are some steps to take […]
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A Guide to Riser Recliner Chairs
A Guide to Riser Recliner Chairs Riser recliner chairs can help to provide enormous health benefits to those who are suffering from a wide range of medical conditions, including arthritis, asthma, circulation problems and back pain. For people who spend a lot of time in an armchair, the additional seating positions that a riser and […]
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Home Schooling: Its Advantages
Home Schooling: Its Advantages As the years weigh on, more and more parents are losing confidence on the educational systems be it in a private or public school. There is the sad reality of unqualified teachers, classrooms that are overcrowded, the use of outdated resources such as textbooks and references plus the concern of safety […]
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Special Toys For Special Children
Special Toys For Special Children Children love toys. Toys are more than something your child plays with, even if the child doesn’t realize it. Toys help teach interaction and communication, and with a little imagination, they can transport the child from his or her everyday life into another realm. Toys can open up endless avenues […]
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What needs to be done when a bridge gap is exposed
Don’t ignore it The first thing to do when you notice a bridge gap is exposed is not to ignore it. Whilst a common approach when seeing an issue is to “ignore it so it disappears”, it is not the best thing to do when seeing a gap. The quicker you notice something is wrong […]
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