I've never understood the correlation, but it is real.
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I never leave home without my sword...
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
That's very true. My mom broke her hip and honestly, that was the beginning of her end.
Because more broken hips follow the first.....broken bones after menopause indicate osteoporosis...
Apparently, I'm late for an appointment for diner. Woohoo!
Everybody stay safe. Be good. Don't fall down. Not even like Michael Douglas. Especially not like that.
Everybody stay safe. Be good. Don't fall down. Not even like Michael Douglas. Especially not like that.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
It was all downhill for Grandma once she broke her hip.
She's still with us, but its been nothing but decline...
She's still with us, but its been nothing but decline...
Then the question becomes why. And of equal or perhaps greater importance, PT to strengthen balance. It helped me.
That sucks. My wife broke her hip, got it repaired, started taking drugs for osteoporosis and is doing well.
I'm glad she is!
I think the major part of Grandma's issue is she refused PT. She hated it, wouldn't do it. She declined. Lost mobility. Got depressed. The lost mobility accelerated some dementia type problems. She became impossible to transport to social events. More depression...
Just a downward spiral.
Gravity is derived from grave. So, as the song goes "always look on the bright side of life"
With one of my wife's problems, we had a PT coming to the house. He saw her instruments and told her he wanted to hear her play the next time he came. She started practicing, started feeling better, practiced some more, felt better, started picking more things she enjoys doing - in other words a positive feedback loop instead of a negative one.
Sounds like he knew what he was doing.
@Kathryn , my wife needed nursing care at home. Bayada sent a nurse to evaluate my wife's eligibility. If my wife was a 'fall risk' she would not be eligible......We felt that was strange...Visiting nurses can care for fall-risk patients but nurse helpers (most often used) are not permitted to care for 'fall risk' patients.......I'm not sure if even nurses can care for fall risk patients.
My replacement drug for Thyroid hormone gave me osteoporosis. I broke a vertebra and have been on bone-replacement drugs.
He was a great psychologist whether or not he'd been trained in the field. He was also loved music!
BIDEN: " We are closer to a cease-fire more than ever"........... hope he's correct.
Now that you mention it, I'll be back in a bit. Give or take.