What is an Eye Stroke? The American Heart Association reports that one-third of people who experience an eye stroke receive follow-up care to determine their risk for having a more serious stroke. Yet, one percent of people who have eye strokes go on to have a regular stroke in just 90 days. Some experts believe…
Signs and Symptoms of Shingles Awareness is one of the most important tools that you can use as a family caregiver to ensure that you are giving your aging loved one the care that they need to handle the challenges that they face as they age in place. One way that you can use this…
Why Are Balance Exercises Important for Your Aging Adult? Balance exercises are any type of exercise that involves your senior having to rely on her body and muscles to keep her upright. Some types of balance exercises could include special stretches that work on her posture as well as yoga or tai chi. Your senior…
Foods to Avoid with IBS We’d like to be able to tell you that by changing your elderly parent’s diet, you can solve all of their problems with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Unfortunately, if we did that, we’d be lying. People experience IBS symptoms differently, so there isn’t a diet plan that will work for…