Exercise, diet, mobility, and other life issues that have nothing to do with medications or finding competent medical care
Craig Kennedy is a Program Coordinator and trainer with the Open Doors Organization. With more than 25 years of experience working with people with disabilities, disability travel and tourism and Americans with Disabilities Act. A skiing accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. But he has not left his love for travel behind. A […]
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Assistive technologies keep us active, even when our feet are telling us to sit down. The variety and convenience of devices these days is impressive. And sometimes, overwhelming. This article explains some of the devices that can keep us moving.
Assistive Technology Keeps You Mobile Mobility aids are crucial tools that enhance the quality of life for seniors, enabling them to maintain independence and safety while navigating daily activities. As the aging population grows, the relevance of these aids becomes more pronounced, supporting elderly individuals in managing mobility issues that arise from conditions such as
Dr. Latov Explains Idiopathic Neuropathy “Idiopathic” is a strange term to describe any medical condition. It literally means “we have no idea”. That’s better than misdiagnosis, but the term doesn’t provide a lot of help or exude much confidence. However, if you are diagnosed with idiopathic neuropathy, you’ll want to watch this talk by one
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Chat from the May 4 PNSN meeting 14:20:35 From GH to Everyone: Put a donate button on everything you publish. 14:32:29 From Judson Vaughn to Everyone: I have bought a Liberty Lift Standing Aid. It is very helpful. Especially having someone help you out of a low sofa or lounge chair. 14:48:16 From Pat Gualtieri
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NYT: Why Americans feel more chronic pain Our Neuropathic companion is often chronic pain. This article, by New York Times health columnist Nicholas Kristol, does a deep dive into the issue of pain and gives some suggestions on managing it. Click here for access to the article.
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Brenda Cheadle mentioned the OSHER Life Long Learning Institutes (OLLI) at the March PNSN meeting. OLLI is a member-organization that sponsors educational classes on a variety of topics for adults over 50. Offerings are non-credit with no tests or grades. Most of the OLLI opportunities are offered through colleges and universities across the country. They
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New Titles From Rebecca’s Bookshelf Rebecca Hotop recommends these two new book finds to the group. The first is 55 Essential Balance Exercises for Seniors by Brandon Lee.Described as a fall prevention and stability guide, the book comes with a video and illustrations to get you started. The whole effort is devoted to helping us
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Chat session from January 2024 PNSN meeting This is a quick recap of the chat session during our January 2024 PNSN meeting. We’ve truncated names to protect privacy (except for group leaders who are public). 14:06:14 From Glenn Ribotsky to Everyone: Sending virtual chicken soup Pat’s way. 14:13:56 From Glenn Ribotsky to Everyone: I keep
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Slow memory loss after 60? A multivitamin may be the answer. By Marlene Cimons A group taking a multivitamin was two years younger in memory function, research shows. https://wapo.st/481Gidg
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