Caring for our elder loved ones is a process of observing them every step of the journey. Remember, though difficult at times, this can be a very blessed and often poignant experience if you can hold on and stay the course.
Keep these three steps in mind to guide you as you care for Mom or Dad: more ...
posted by Jane Allison Austin on 5/27/2010 at 5:07:35 PM, EST
When I was with my mother in the hospital a few weeks ago, I noticed that one day she was hooked up to a telemetry machine that went directly to the nurses’ station, to check her vital signs. The next day, the machine was gone, and her vital signs were taken by a nurse at periodic intervals. I ask more ...
posted by Jane Allison Austin on 4/12/2010 at 6:59:17 PM, EST
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posted by Jane Allison Austin on 1/21/2010 at 2:30:53 PM, EST
From Dr. Dev. Brar, Our President:
This is a business of care. We celebrate and are blessed when we provide excellent care for those we are called to serve. We are reminded from the life of Jesus Christ when He washed the feet of his own disciples, such a menial job in any culture, and He gave more ...
posted by Jane Allison Austin on 12/24/2009 at 5:03:08 PM, EST
The extended holiday season often puts a spotlight on family stresses. Families don’t stay the same, they evolve over time. New babies are born, and little kids become big kids with commitments to their own activities and jobs. The traditional holiday vision of going over the river and through th more ...
posted by Ginny Mosier on 12/2/2008 at 4:03:02 PM, EST
The Nightingale blog supports discussions about trends in health and healing practices, accessible to both doctors and patients and fostering an open, ongoing dialogue. For convenience, the blog is archived both by date and topic, with threads and supporting links clearly indicated.
