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Many individuals and couples are set in their sexual ways. As in other aspects of life, we may discover something that “works” sexually and then stick with it, perhaps not realizing we are excluding other potentially enjoyable activities. But after a spinal cord injury, certain sexual positions and actions may not be possible because of [...]
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Overprotection often causes more handicap for a disabled child than the underlying health condition itself. Protection of their young is the natural reaction of parents. Even in the absence of disability, parents raising children must tread the fine line between protection and over-protection. This line changes with the age of the child and is challenged [...]
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Open-heart surgery wasn’t part of our medical landscape until the mid-1970s. A brief history lesson reminds us that there are records of such surgery dating to Greece in 400 B.C. The first successful heart operation on a human being didn’t occur until 1896, when a doctor in Frankfurt sutured a heart wound for a young [...]
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