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Did Type 2 Diabetes Have Anything to Do With Taking My Father Away?
Dad and my little brother were watching John Wayne movies one day last week when Dad gave a big sigh and, as quietly as that, passed over to a world where he could once again walk through his beloved woods, read the books he liked, and hold cogent conversations…
Webinar on Dealing With Diabetic Neuropathy
If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy, then you may be interested an upcoming Web-based educational seminar (or “Webinar”) from The Neuropathy Association on dealing with the condition…
Exercise May Slow Development of Neuropathy Pain
Regular exercise can reduce the development of painful neuropathy thanks to increased amounts of a protective substance called heat shock protein 72 (Hsp72), according to a new animal study published in the journal Anesthesia & Analgesia…
The Nose Knows: Smell Disorders
Some of my favorite smells are a Christmas tree, chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven, and freshly cut pumpkins at Halloween — I can’t imagine not being able to smell these delightful things. But according to the National Institutes of Health, between 1% and 2% of people in North America say they have a smell disorder…
Self-Care for Pain
Last week I wrote about all the different medicines available to treat chronic pain. But there are many nondrug approaches as well. Here are a few…
It’s a Hurricane!
I am writing this entry from a hospital bed. I’ve spent the past three days tethered to an IV drip, recovering from a nasty staph infection that started on my nose and spread to the right half of my face…
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