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7 Tips for Surviving an Overnight Hospital Stay: The Caregiver’s Perspective...
Overnight stays at the hospital can be boring, tedious, and stressful. You are stuck in a sterile looking room with only a TV for entertainment and almost nowhere to go. People are constantly coming...
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Your Shirt is on Backwards and Inside Out: Caregivers are Stressed
We are all aware of the fight or flight response when something scary happens. The body automatically does things that will help us escape, evade, or fight the attacker. When humans lived more...
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Don’t Ask, Just Do
Tips for Helping a Caregiver Yesterday I went to Home Depot, as I was walking through the parking lot I saw a woman loading stuff into her car. It was a large SUV with one of those doors that swings...
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The Power of a 3-Ring Binder
Keeping lots of random information organized since 1854 The ring binder was first patented in 1854 by Henry Sisson of Rhode Island. Another patent was issued to German Friedrich Soennecken in 1889 for...
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Useless Help
I drive by a homeless guy a lot, he lives under a bridge that heads into the West Bottoms. For those of you not familiar with Kansas City, it isn’t a very high socioeconomic area but this bridge is a...
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