Paralysis Articles

1). The 3 P’s: Perfectionism, Procrastination, and Paralysis By : Gina J. Hiatt, PhD
Do you set your standards high, but always feel like you've failed? Learn about the 3 "P's" and end the vicious cycle that keeps you stuck and ineffective. The Vicious Cycle Perfectionism, procrastination, and paralysis – one often leads to the next, in a vicious cycle, especially on large, long-term projects with no clear deadlines. Let’s look at each part of this cycle, and explore some concrete steps that you can take to disrupt the cycle.
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2). Compassionate Touch and Alzheimer's By : Ryan Arsendatama
For the person suffering from Alzheimer’s disease who has lost memory, your compassionate touch may be the one thing with which he or she connects. Alzheimer’s massage decreases physical agitation and improves sleep patterns in people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
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3). A Stroke Survivor's Tale – Clinically Dead By : Kevin Riley
~ A Sudden Paralysis ~ It was after a weekend in St. Augustine, Florida that Jim Olbrich had his too-close-for-comfort brush with death. That night a blood clot rushed into his brain and caused a major hemorrhagic stroke. A stroke that has left Jim walking like Frankenstein. Jim had driven the two hours back to his home in Orlando. Tired, he went to bed .
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4). Fitness for Wheelchair Users By : Marcie Davis
For me, exercise became a no brainer when I was staring at 40, overweight, and a sedentary wheelchair user for over 33 years. It was time for action. And action is exactly what I got when I met Delia Carper, a personal trainer and dietitian.
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5). Narcolepsy - What Is It And How Can It Be Treated? By : Mike Mansell
What is Narcolepsy? Narcolepsy is a chronic Neurological Disorder which is caused by the brains inability to regulate sleep cycles. At various times during the day, the patient can fall asleep at any time for anything from a few seconds up to a few minutes. The patient has little or no control over falling asleep and it can happen at the most inconvenient and embarrassing times for example, whilst driving, during a meeting or conversation or even during sex.
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6). Cerebral Palsy Types - Ataxic and Spastic Palsy By : Craig Rad
There are several types of cerebral palsy that are all characterized by a motor disorder that usually appears in infants. It is believed that this condition is caused by damage or trauma of the brain before it is fully developed.
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7). Stroke Types and Wellness By : Carolyn Bell Smith
Strokes are classified as thrombotic, hemorrhagic and cerebral aneurysm. Certain supplements will aid in protecting the brain cells. Strokes are very dangerous and can occur suddenly.
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