Last week, both of my children ended up sick. It started off on Memorial Day when my 5-month-old son, Kyree, developed pink eye. The doctor’s office was closed on the holiday, but I got him seen the next day. Aside from the pink eye, he was acting completely normal and…
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Last January, I wrote about how I adapted to having a high-deductible health plan. One way I did that was by putting off physical therapy until I met my deductible. At that point, I’d restart my physical therapy for the year. I hit my deductible in March and…
The switch to at-home infusions of enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) — made necessary due to the COVID-19 pandemic — had a positive effect on people with Pompe disease and their families, a new study has found. “Our data underline that new therapeutic solutions are possible for chronic diseases…
Last February, my 5-year-old son, Cayden, started a preschool program at one of the local elementary schools. The program would prepare him for kindergarten, which he’ll start this fall. So far, preschool has been amazing for him. A nurse has to accompany Cayden to preschool for several reasons. First,…
Columnist Dwayne M. Wilson discovers new technology in physical therapy that has him excited about his future training and progress.
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