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Dementia can change the emotional foundation of a relationship. Couples may have spent decades building shared memories, raising children, making decisions, and planning their future. When one partner begins to lose the ability to remember those experiences or participate in familiar routines, both people may experience a profound sense of loss. The emotional impact on…
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A cancer diagnosis changes far more than a person’s physical health. It can affect how someone thinks, feels, sleeps, works, relates to others, and sees their future. From the moment a person hears the words “you have cancer,” life can become a whirlwind of appointments, tests, treatment decisions, medications, financial concerns, and uncertainty. Even when…
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Sexuality is an important part of life for many people, but it is often overlooked when a serious neurological condition enters the picture. After an ALS diagnosis, patients and partners may have questions they are hesitant to ask: Can I still have sex? Will I lose my desire? Will my body respond differently? What happens…
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressive neurological condition that affects the nerve cells responsible for controlling voluntary muscles. It is a disease that can gradually change nearly every part of a person’s daily routine, from walking and speaking to eating, breathing, and completing once-simple tasks. But ALS affects…
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Healthcare is more than the ability to visit a doctor when we are sick. It is also about having the information, resources, protection, and freedom needed to make informed decisions about our bodies and our lives. Sexual health is an important part of that picture, yet it remains one of the most politically contested, misunderstood,…
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Living with Raynaud’s phenomenon can mean constantly thinking about temperature, protecting your hands and feet, and planning everyday activities around the possibility of a painful attack. Something as simple as reaching into a refrigerator, walking into an air-conditioned building, holding a cold drink, or stepping outside on a chilly morning can trigger symptoms. Although Raynaud’s…
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Mental health challenges can have a particularly profound effect on intimate relationships because cancer changes not only how a person feels about their body, but also how they experience safety, vulnerability, desire, and closeness. Partners may be frightened about losing each other. They may struggle with changing responsibilities, communication difficulties, and uncertainty about what the…
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Holistic approaches can complement medical care by addressing temperature management, stress, physical activity, sleep, and general well-being with Raynaud’s Phenomenon. They are not a substitute for medical treatment when blood flow is severely reduced, or tissue damage is occurring. Keep your entire body warm Protecting only your fingers and toes may not be enough. Keeping…
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