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Monthly Archives: November 2010
I’m diabetic. Can a non-medical home care agency help me?
We understand that home care options can be confusing, especially when it comes to trying to decipher non-medical home care from home health care services. For many cases, the bulk of home care services needed for a senior are considered … Continue reading
Burnt out from constant diabetes care? Here’s help.
Diabetics understand that good diabetes care requires constant and consistent management. But this non-stop watch often leads to care fatigue, which is then compensated for by overlooking certain care needs. For some stress relief, try using the services of a … Continue reading
How to recognize symptoms of unstable glucose levels in a diabetic
Did you know that 23.1% of seniors over the age of 60 have diabetes? If diabetes is left untreated or not properly cared for, it could result in complications such as heart disease and stroke, blindness, kidney disease and amputation. … Continue reading
Keeping a foot ahead with proper diabetes care
Why is proper foot care so important for someone with diabetes? It is because possible nerve damage, a weakened immune system and restricted blood flow can make it difficult for wounds to heal and minor wounds can quickly turn into … Continue reading
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