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What to Expect: The Months After Amputation Surgery

Preparing for a prosthesis at home After you arrive home, you may start to prepare for your ... prevent falls Keeping all follow-up appointments Getting fitted for a prosthesis Once your

Employment After Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)

when looking for work. Employment After Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) After a spinal cord injury ... (SCI), you may wonder if you’ll be able to find a job or work again. In fact, people with spinal

Emotions and Heart Health

. If they live far away, try volunteering or joining a local group of people with similar interests ... A look at the physical link between stress and heart health, along with tips to help keep

The Physical Power of Social Support

sports league. Go to places you enjoy or expand your interests. Try taking a class or volunteering ... a part in keeping you healthy. Research supports the power of social support. People who are

Emotional and Family Issues in Children with Heart Disease

A detailed look at the way children may feel about having congenital heart disease--and tips ... affect how a child feels about having congenital heart disease. Some of these factors include

Cancer Treatment Team

help communicate with a patient's insurance company. Chaplains . This is a member of the ... clergy who can support a patient's spiritual needs. Dietitians.  Cancer and treatment can make it

Hospice Offers Comfort at Life's End

turning to hospice care. Hospice Offers Comfort at Life's End It’s a subject no one wants to ... hospice programs. People can enter hospice care when a healthcare provider determines that the

4 Questions to Ask Yourself as You Age

. You can meet people by joining a club, taking a class, or volunteering. Where do I want to live long ... difficult for others. There is an increasing number of older Americans who don’t have a family member

Tips for Driving After Age 60

driving ability. You have become lost while driving on familiar routes. You have been warned by a ... A person's ability to drive isn't based on age alone. Age-related changes in vision, physical

Cervical Cancer: Screening

find a program near you. Other private or volunteer clinics in your area may also provide screenings for free or at a much-reduced cost. ... Pap tests can discover changes in the cervix before they become cancerous. The chance of

Emotional Eating: How to Cope

. Examples might be yoga, playing a musical instrument, volunteering, or painting. You may find that your ... includes eating a whole container of ice cream after a breakup. Or devouring a bag of potato chips

Brain Tumors: Helping a Family Member or Friend

others who have been through a similar diagnosis and treatment program. Brain Tumors: Helping a ... Family Member or Friend When someone you care about has a brain tumor, it can be hard to know how to

SDOH and Cancer: Transportation Resources

There’s no denying it: A cancer diagnosis is overwhelming. You have to schedule appointments, find an ... don’t have a way to get around? You’re not alone. Each year in the U.S., about 6 million people

Peer Support for Substance Use Recovery

volunteering Help you to improve your personal relationships Help you create a positive social network ... A peer support worker is a key member of your treatment team. This is someone who has successfully

Managing Stress When You Have Diabetes

group Volunteering with a community organization  Learning yoga or tai chi Spending time with ... Getting used to life with a chronic condition can be hard. But excess stress or sadness can

Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL): Treatment Choices

used to kill all your stem cells. Then you're given stem cells from a volunteer donor. Over time ... on a number of factors. Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL): Treatment Choices  There are many

What is a Pressure Injury?

break down and become injured. This is called a pressure injury. Your skin is the largest organ of ... greater risk for developing pressure injuries, a prevention plan will become part of your overall

Cervical Cancer: Screening

near you. Other private or volunteer clinics in your area may also provide screenings for free or at a lower cost. ... for a cervical cancer screening, you can expect to have a few tests, including: Pap test

Anorexia Nervosa

, hobbies, and volunteer work. Focus on activities that aren’t related to the way a person looks ... about their weight and food. People who suffer with this behavior problem have a distorted body

Healing From Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

) People who have gone through or seen a traumatic event have severe stress linked to the incident ... . Traumatic events can include a car accident, military action, a terrorist attack, rape, or some other


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