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Extreme temperature swings and difficulty with thermoregulation are common after a spinal cord injury. Here are some tips for staying warm (or cool).
My child with special needs is neither regressing nor making leaps and bounds. Here's why I'm OK with that. I’m happy in the middle.
Grand Prize Winner Byron is from California. He was a caregiver for his parents for four years and shared that he is currently receiving care himself.
Grand Prize Winner Areena lives in Colorado and works in long term care. She is a caregiver and has a passion for encouraging others in similar situations.
Grand Prize Winner Sara is a mother of two beautiful girls and full-time caregiver to her youngest daughter, Jane, who has a genetic disorder.
Our 2017 Caregiver Contest Winners are here! Read Tina R.'s advice about care for the caregiver and what makes a successful caregiver.
Our 2017 Caregiver Contest Winners are here! Read Heather R.'s advice about what to do when days are long and why it's important to love yourself.
Our 2017 Caregiver Contest Winners are here! Read Lindsay M.'s advice about the buddy system and remembering to breathe and reflect.
Our 2017 Caregiver Contest Winners are here! Read Gina H.'s advice about how important it is to be kind, to ourselves and others.
Our 2017 Caregiver Contest Winners are here! Read Katy M.'s advice about active listening and involving the person you care for in their own care.
I have progressive MS and I find it hard sometimes to have a positive attitude. How do you reach out to others?The psychological roller coaster of life can be dramatically amplified by a physical condition like MS or spinal cord injury - no doubt! ...|The psychological roller coaster of life can be dramatically amplified by a physical condition like MS or spinal cord injury - no doubt! ...
