Children often require more rest than adults, and your child's sleep needs can vary according their age, level of activity and overall health. However, you should be concerned if your child often appears tired or cranky after a full night of sleep. Unfortunately, sleep apnea affects children just as it does adults, and you can use this guide to find out if this common condition is at the root of your child's inability to feel well-rested after a good night of sleep.
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Getting new hearing aids can be quite exciting; you no longer have to feel embarrassed or excluded when conversing with others. While many new hearing-aid wearers worry about not being able to hear, they may find that their hearing aids hyper-correct the issue. If your hearing aids sound a little too loud, here are some possible reasons and solutions.
You Just Aren't Used to Them Yet
It can take many weeks or months to adjust to your hearing aids.
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Throughout the years, many cultures have developed an assortment of myths and superstitions to explain birthmarks babies may be born with. Although medical science can offer an adequate and factual explanation for these—often cosmetic—marks, these myths still persist. Here is the truth behind two myths about port wine stains to ensure those affects receive adequate treatment for these birthmarks.
Port Wine Stains are Caused by Something the Mother Ate
One of the most common myths about port wine stains is the mother did something while the child was in utero to cause the birthmark to appear.
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If your parent has dementia and everyone in your family is arguing about how to properly care for them, this is very stressful. You may have some people that want your parent to stay in their home, while others think they should be put in a type of memory care unit. If all of you cannot come to an agreement and your parent can still help take care of themselves, you should hire a home healthcare agency to come to the home.
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If you've had the unfortunate experience of losing a parent, you may now have to make some important decisions. Funeral planning is often difficult for family members because they're trying to grieve and come to terms with losing someone who means so much to them, but they have these decisions that need to be made one way or another. Although it may be difficult, there are a number of things you'll need to do to plan out that final goodbye for your parent.
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