Category Archive for "Disability Blog"

The skin on your feet is important and deserves to be pampered, and not just for aesthetic reasons. Caring for your feet can keep fungus and harmful skin disorders at bay. For these reasons, make foot care a priority. Ready

This week Disability Living is blogging about skin disorders and their treatments. So far we have published blog posts on topics such as treating acne, managing rosacea, and preventing athlete’s foot. Healthy skin is vital to general health and good

Have you been following Disability Living this week? If so, you know that we are blogging about skin conditions. Disability Living is committed to hosting conversations that benefit the entire disability community of Canada. Thousands of individuals living in Canada

Rosacea is a skin disorder that can really affect a person’s appearance. Those who have rosacea often will try numerous treatments in hopes of finding something that will bring their skin disease under control. Are you in this predicament? Who

Acne is an irritating and embarrassing skin condition that affects thousands of people. Acne is unsightly and often attracts bullying and name-calling. Some teenagers endure terrible verbal abuse at school simply for having significant cases of acne. Many adults as

This week Disability Living is excited to be blogging about skin conditions and their treatments. We understand that millions of individuals deal with skin conditions on a day-to-day basis, and those skin maladies can make them miserable if left untreated.

This week the Disability Living blog has been writing about memory loss. Memory loss is a disconcerting condition that affects more people than you might think. Disability Living is committed to hosting conversations that benefit the entire disability community of

Did you know that disability can negatively affect a child’s ability to remember information and events? Disability Living has devoted this week to blogging about memory loss and how it affects the disability community of Canada. Children make up a

Did you know that children can experience short term memory loss? Most people associate memory loss of any kind with the elderly, but kids sometimes struggle with impaired memory function. Disability Living is excited to be blogging this week about

Did you know that some individuals believe poor concentration is a mild form of memory loss? Memory loss is Disability Living’s topic of conversation this week, and for good reason — many individuals struggle with memory loss on a day-to-day