Part 2 Last week we promised you that we would continue the topic of decubitus ulcers or so-called bedsores. After through the eyes and experience of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yordanov, consultant in anesthesiology and resuscitation, pain treatment and palliative care…
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Probably some of you know how painful it is – physically and mentally when a familiar person or relative loses their ability or desire to move. He spends more and more time sitting or lying down, and caring for him is becoming more and more difficult….
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In this blog, you are used to reading more about the forms of dementia as well as taking advice on what measures are best to take to secure your home and protect your loved ones who suffer from Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia. We usually refract the…
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Do you pile up mountains of books at home with the promise of reading them “when you have time”? Yes, we have heard about the free time, and you probably did not think that we would ask you that but are you waiting to retire? Joke aside, it turns out that…
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