Christina's Considerations

Soft Warm Socks and Gloves

Fall brings a change to the color of leaves in trees and a coolness in the air that will only turn to cold; especially on damp days. For people with nerve damage and neuropathy, these changes also bring about more... Read more →

Woodworking as Art Therapy for PTSD

Guest Post: Robert Johnson is a woodworking enthusiast whose passion for power tools is expressed through writing. He is the founder, owner, and main author of Sawinery.net, a blog site dedicated to his personal reviews of different types and specific... Read more →

Adult Child Caregiver - The Sandwich Generation

Last week, just in time for Thanksgiving, I officially became an adult child caregiver of the "Sandwich Generation". I've made a significant impact to turn things around. So, this video is particularly and specifically of interest to me as I... Read more →

Exercise & Peripheral Neuropathy

This guest post comes from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy; a public charity foundation committed to fostering collaboration among today’s most gifted and dedicated neuroscientists and physicians. To support their work, visit https://www.foundationforpn.org/donate/ We all have heard that exercise is... Read more →

Really Support Others Who Are Grieving

As a hospital administrator, I was sometimes called upon to support patients, families or even employees who were going through difficult times in their lives. I learned fairly quickly in my career to express empathy and support the natural grieving... Read more →

The Burning Question: Who Will Foot the Bill for America’s Increasing Burn-Care Costs?

I think about burn patients when I see the ergonomic tube squeezer I added to my shop as soon as it came onto the market. Yes, it helps those of us with hand weakness and coordination, but it is also... Read more →

Address Inflammatory Disease with Walnuts in Your Diet

Holiday entertaining is around the corner and every year we say we want to choose healthier options; but do we? I have a bowl of black walnuts from California sitting on my counter, a gift from a thoughtful young lady's... Read more →