#list of doctors

[mycareghana]

Find Best Doctors & Hospitals in Your Area with Our E-Healthcare App

MyCare is telemedicine service provider where you can connect with doctors and book online doctor appointment. Find best doctors and hospitals near you.

[airbrickwall]

hard to find on Google.  Use a different search engine like Brave or DuckDuckGo

[hmsdesk]

Doctors Directory India

[oneidacecena1-blog]

Doctor Database offers compiled email list of doctors, physicians, surgeons and other medical professionals with mailing address, phone and other contact info. To learn more: http://www.doctordatabases.com/

[benkerry1309-blog]

Doctor Database

[vampstappen]

reasons why i think tumblr should write for doctor who

• we wouldn’t kill as many people as Steven Moffat

[porksweats]

list of my top 10 favorite doctor who regenerations

10. 1 into 2

9. 2 into 3

8. 3 into 4

7. 4 into 5

6. 5 into 6

5. 6 into 7

4. 7 into 8

3. 8 into 9

2. 9 into 10

1. 10 into 11

[recoveringathome]

After a Stroke — Help Needed. Who Will Do What, When

Leaving the hospital after his stroke, was a mixed blessing for Arthur Marantz, 75, looking back at it, a year ago.  “I was the go-to person in my family and beyond.  Now I was the one who needed people helping me — paid help was needed, my wife, Bryna, couldn’t shoulder the complete burden.” he said.   Life after Arthur’s stroke, Bryna says, “felt as through I’d been handed a script I hadn’t studied. Even now looking at him, you never would suspect he had a stroke.  He has no paralysis, he is outgoing and generally in good spirits. Yet we have traded places in our traditional roles,” she says. The responsibilities for personal investments and managing their home and property are hers for the first time in more than forty years of marriage.  “When we go out to dinner, I do the ordering and pay the check — which sometimes causes some surprised glances!  He finds it too confusing to read the menu, handle money, or sign a credit card,” Bryna says. Bryna is one of an estimated 70 million caregivers who assist a family member in the U.S.  We talked to Bryna about her experience for a new ebook, Stroke – A Guide for You and Your Family.  “For months, I was a part of almost all of my husband’s waking hours.  Gradually, I was beyond exhaustion,” she said: “Even if it is on a part-time basis — and probably not covered by insurance, someone who assists can give a caregiver a chance to rest and renew, to leave the house for a few hours to do other things that matter without worrying about leaving their loved one alone.”                           Help that may be needed 

Is help needed to provide personal care, handle housekeeping, other household needs?

Is someone needed to assist managing medications — to take them, handle changes, report side effects to the doctor?

Who is on hand that can recognize warning signs of a situation to report it to the doctor  before it becomes acute?

Who will be responsible to shop, prepare nutritious meals, and understand dietary restrictions?  

Is there someone in your home to keep track of doctor’s and therapist’s appointments, keep a list of important names and phone numbers of doctors, therapists and other services?

Can someone provide transportation and sit in on follow-up medical appointments?

Is someone available who could recognize the warning signs of a situation to report to the doctor before it becomes acute?