All posts by Stay At Home Help Staff
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Football players face more than just concussion worries, little-known neurologic condition also prevalent
(BPT) – There’s been a lot of attention recently on the effects of sports-related brain injuries. However, PseudoBulbar Affect (PBA), a neurologic condition that causes...
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5 tips for creating a sound financial strategy
(BPT) – Many people want to know the secret to financial success. Whether they should be saving more, protecting more, investing more or spending less...
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4 ways to go green this new year
(BPT) – This new year means fun-filled celebrations, spending time with loved ones and the excitement of new changes in the coming year. It’s also...
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5 things to leave behind in the New Year
(BPT) – ‘Should auld acquaintance be forgot…’ (insert music emoji) It’s that time of year again, when you cast off those bad habits and recreate...
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5 ways to make your first impression a lasting one
(BPT) – Within the first few seconds of meeting someone, an opinion is immediately formed that can last forever. This encounter often sets the tone...
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Winter woes: Dry eye more prevalent in cold weather
(BPT) – Our wardrobes aren’t the only things that change when the weather turns chilly. Our bodies are often affected not only by the outdoor...
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The best gift any grandparent can give their grandchild is…good health
(BPT) – For grandparents, giving is quite possibly the best part of the holiday season. When you gather with your kids and grandkids this holiday...
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Kidney Smart: Educating patients and helping them create an action plan to better manage their kidney health
(BPT) – One in 10 adults over the age of 20 has kidney disease. Most are unaware of their condition, as the disease is often...
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5 ways to make your first impression a lasting one
(BPT) – Within the first few seconds of meeting someone, an opinion is immediately formed that can last forever. This encounter often sets the tone...
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Finding inner strength while living with MS
(BPT) – When Chrystal Graham of Alpharetta, Georgia was diagnosed with relapsing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2009, she was 27-years-old and no stranger to coping...