Children with cerebral palsy and their parents live with unique and difficult problems to overcome with on a daily basis. The nature of the condition can mean simple things such as eating, using the toilet, and sitting up in a chair, present challenges which parents of able bodied children might take for granted. As a parent of a disabled child this can be a great cause of frustration. Gaining newfound independence is part of reaching milestones for young children that both they and their parents can celebrate.

If you begin to notice signs of declining mental or physical health in your aging parent, it may be time to consider arranging for home health care. Caregivers can help your parent with light housekeeping, laundry, cooking, transportation and other tasks. Home health care can be the perfect solution for aging parents that wish to "age in place" in their own homes instead of an eldercare facility and provide peace of mind for their families.

People with asthma are susceptible to inflammation and irritation of the tiny tubes that carry air in and out of your lungs. If you have been diagnosed with asthma, you have probably experienced wheezing, breathlessness, and a feeling of tightness in your chest. These symptoms can be exhausting and can severely reduce your enjoyment of life, so it is important to reduce their frequency and severity. Although you will have been prescribed a reliever inhaler and may have been given a preventative inhaler as well, there are some lifestyle factors that can also play an important role in helping or worsening your asthma symptoms. Read on to discover seven smart tips that will help to keep your asthma under control...