Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Feb 16 2024
Peyton was born with jaundice and began having seizures at about two months old. Doctors originally told Stephanie and her husband there was nothing to worry about; Peyton’s MRIs looked perfect. But after seeing another neurologist, the family learned that Peyton was having infantile spasms, a catastrophic form of childhood epilepsy that causes irreversible damage to the developing brain. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Feb 08 2024
If you care for a loved one with urinary incontinence, you’ve probably noticed that their symptoms get worse during the winter. This happens for two reasons. First, cold weather causes a drop in body temperature. That makes the muscles around the bladder tense up, increasing the risk of bladder spasms and urinary voids. Second, less sweat is produced during the winter, so more liquid is processed by our kidneys instead of our pores. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Feb 07 2024
Managing incontinence is one of the most common challenges family caregivers face. Products like pull-ups and absorbent underwear with tabs make it easier to protect your bedding and furniture, but accidents can still arise. With the right products though, tackling urinary stains and odors is a breeze. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Jan 16 2024
Diaper rash cream is an essential supply if you have a baby or care for a loved one who wears incontinence products. With high-quality diaper rash cream, you can keep the skin healthy and reduce the risk of common problems like diaper rash, yeast infections, and contact dermatitis. Read More