Category Archives: Cerebral Palsy Treatment

The skyrocketing infection rate and increasing death toll from COVID-19 has revealed just how vulnerable our communities are to a global pandemic. Older Americans are considered to be at a particularly high risk for complications from the virus. Continue reading →

Apr 10, 2020 Not being heroic myself, I imagine that true heroism involves facing down the prospect of some type of personal harm to do the right thing in a given situation. Were used to seeing examples of that in frontline responders EMTs, firefighters, military, police and lately weve become acutely aware that it applies to lots of others working in the health field and in retailing, as well. Continue reading →

YOUR risk of dying from coronavirus is 80 per cent higher if you have just one underlying health issue, a new study has claimed. Continue reading →

Jersey's government has issued updated advice for those who are travelling, self-isolating, have an underlying health condition and are considering using Ibuprofen. People who are travelling: Not showing symptoms of infection: Family members should strictly follow social distancing advice. Continue reading →

The chief medical officer has advised people at high risk of serious illness from the coronavirus pandemic to stay at home for 12 weeks - and issued a list of what constitutes the vulnerable groups. Continue reading →

Many of us have a special spot at home that helps us hit the reset button. Continue reading →

20/03/2020 Holly was just 18-years-old and from Fazakerley, she featured on the current BBC Hospital series, had a number of life-limiting complex conditions including cerebral palsy, epilepsy, chronic lung disease, and osteoporosis. She died peacefully at home and her family and friends had hoped to be able to get together and pay a fabulous tribute to the brave girl who touched so many lives. But social distancing advice from the government put an end to their plans, leaving them with the heartbreaking prospect of laying her to rest in a near-empty crematorium Continue reading →

I saved thousands, said Mr. Volchok, adding that he had previously used closeout sales to buy items for his own computer business. Melissa Morgenlander said she had spent many hours thinking about her sons sensory needs and determined less was more, especially in the bedroom, where he needs help falling and staying asleep Continue reading →

Those in groups classed by the government as more vulnerable should observe the most stringent social distancing measures and should be meticulous about handwashing and hygiene (Picture: Ella Byworth for Metro.co.uk) Amid the growing coronavirus epidemic, the government has advised social distancing measures for all, to reduce social interaction between people in a bid to slow transmission of Covid-19. For those who are considered to be more vulnerable, the government recommends more stringent social distancing measures. So who is included in the vulnerable group Continue reading →

The mark of a good politician is their willingness to meet with diverse groups of constituents. This is even more important for cabinet ministers who should be listening to what those impacted by their portfolio have to say. From what I've seen of the current Ontario Conservative party, they do not care Continue reading →