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A few months ago, we realized that it had been awhile since we took our kids to the doctor. We scheduled a few appointments, and then prepared our children for the possibility of routine immunizations. After we took them in, we got a little surprise with our youngest son. The doctor noticed a strange lump on his leg, and recommended an immediate biopsy. The next day, we found out that he had a rare form of cancer, and it was really discouraging. However, we never would have found the problem if it weren't for that routine physical at our family health care clinic. My blog is about helping parents to recognize the importance of regular healthcare, so that you can keep your family healthy and happy.
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2015
Physical Therapy For Back Pain: What To Expect
When it comes to bodily pains, back pain can be persistent and nagging, and it can even develop into a chronic phenomenon that will plague you for months or even years. If you decide to visit a physician after experiencing back pain that has lasted upwards of six weeks, he or she will most likely give you universal advice: seek physical therapy. Many people are confused about what physical therapy consists of, especially with regards to treating back pain.
Give Future Grandparents A Unique Christmas Gift: A Video Sonogram Of Their First Grandchild
For young couples, Christmas often presents a challenge. Deciding what to get parents, who are often better off financially and have everything they need, can be difficult. If you're a young couple and become pregnant this month, though, you'll have the perfect Christmas gift to give. Your child won't be due until late spring or early summer, but you can give your parents a video sonogram for Christmas.
The Gift Parents (and Grandparents) Love
5 Ways To Cope With Nausea During Chemotherapy
Undergoing chemotherapy can be a harrowing experience. There are a number of huge issues that people deal with whenever they undergo chemotherapy and attempt to cope with the aftermath of such an ordeal. Coping with chemotherapy is not easy, but luckily, most people have the support system of family, friends and other loved ones alongside their oncology team. How does one cope with such an experience, however? There is no easy answer to this and many people choose to cope with the various effects of chemotherapy in different ways.