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Tai Chi Helps Ease Parkinson’s Symptoms
A new study provides promising results for Parkinson’s patients…now they have a great reason to practice tai chi!
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Eye Openers
Here’s a list of authors that may totally change the way you think about the medical world, alternative medicine and healing. Provided by a friend who has been doing research in this topic for many many years, these are the … Continue reading
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Life Story Telling – In Your Own Words
I am overjoyed to be witness to the growing popularity of life story (life review) projects such as StoryCorps, which now has a spot on NPR and is doing terrific work. I’m also happy to see that a friend, Betty … Continue reading
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How Things Have Changed
We may wonder why it’s not like the old times when sick and older family members could simply return home from the hospital and fit right back in. Why has caregiving gotten so difficult? Hospitals are discharging people quicker and … Continue reading
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